NATURE'S POWER LIFTERS

Animal kingdom strength relates to an animal's lifting ability relative to its weight, showcasing remarkable lifters from small insects to powerful mammals.

Here are some strongest animals in terms of pure lifting ability: 

The African bush elephant is the largest land animal, capable of lifting 13,230 pounds, using strength and size to thrive in its habitat.

Musk oxen are powerful mammals, weighing up to 1,980 pounds, surviving harsh conditions with their strength and qiviut, found in Alaska, Canada, and Siberia.

The gorilla can lift 1,800 pounds while a human lifted 5,340 pounds, showcasing impressive strength in both species.

White rhinos are "near threatened," can weigh up to 5,300 pounds, and use their strength to fend off predators.

Tigers are swift, weighing 1,210 pounds and running 40 mph. Grizzly bears follow, lifting 1,100 pounds with strong jaws.