Reddit's /r/AbsoluteUnits has been documenting absolute units of all of the world's species. An "absolute unit" is something that probably shouldn't exist, given just how ridiculously large it is. Absolute units are infused with an unbelievable amount of power compared to their counterparts from the same species. Now quite sure what this means? Fortunately, the following images will show you exactly what it means to be an absolute unit.

Among insanely large animals, people and more, the subreddit even includes a couple of objects that shouldn't be as large as they are, having somehow occurred in nature. No, there's no explanation as to how this happened, but it's incredibly cool nonetheless. All of these images showcase a side of nature that we'd never expect to exist, and it's pretty eye-opening. And just imagine having your own giant bunny, for instance, one that needs an absolute unit of a carrot to be satisfied. Here are 19 absolute units worth appreciating.

Long Cheerio

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World's Largest Horse in 1940

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Something's Off

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Half Elephant

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Stop Feeding Them!

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