You Won’t Believe the Size of These 14+ Common Objects

4. The Mishap of the Hindenburg

Found in: Manchester Township, Eastern New Jersey. Damages: $3 million in total Photographs of the Hindenburg catastrophe serve as a constant reminder of how terrible and terrible this event was. One of the biggest airships in the world, a gigantic German airship, caught fire upon landing, resulting in the disaster.

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The Accident of the Hindenburg ©Sherlock/Everett Collection It was a fire that claimed the lives of thirty-six persons. This mishap was caused by a gas cell leak, which let flammable air to ignite and produce static electricity. For good reason, the Hindenburg placed a stop to the era of stiff airships.

5. The Rabbit from Flemish

Found in: Eastern Belgium. Price: $80 or more* Due to their diminutive stature and adorable appearance, rabbits are a popular pet; yet, the Flemish rabbit has a maximum length of four feet. The breed was created in Belgium and has been around since the 16th century.

The Rabbit from Flanders ©Wikimedia/Stamatisclan A common belief is that the rabbit originated from the now extinct Patagonian gigantic rabbit through selective breeding. Originally bred for their meat and fur, these rabbits are now rather popular as pets because of their pleasant disposition.

6. Spider Crabs from Japan

located in Japan, East. Price: starting at $100* This hideous monster is actually a crustacean, although it looks like a crab crossed with a spider. The largest crustacean in the world, the Japanese spider crab, may reach a leg span of 12.5 feet.

Japanese Spider Crabs on Pinterest and Athena Victory These creatures are not as terrible as they seem, and they can live for 100 years. Though terrifying stories from seafarers have been inspired by the size of these creatures, the crab is actually rather harmless. In fact, because of its sweet flavor, its meat is prized in Japanese cuisine as a delicacy.