What if King Kong was Real? | Monkey King - The Eighth Wonder of the World | The Dr. Binocs Show

wants to see the real Kong well for that we need to ask science about the probability of its existence that's a Monumental Adventure we need to explore by addressing a gigantic question what if King Kong were real zoom in since its debut in 1933 this gentle giant has grown from merely 25 ft to a warpping 337 ft in one of the latest Flakes with every inch added to its monstrosity movie goers around the world have pondered the possibility of coming face to face with this Eighth Wonder of the world so for fun let's explore whether science supports the 

feasibility of King Kong's existence firstly let's discuss the giant tape that once existed known as giganto pyus black eye which stood as tall as 10 ft and weighed up to 595 lb sadly approximately 100 ,000 years ago this species went extinct due to scarcity of food and a failure to migrate leaving us with little to no knowledge about their time on Earth currently gorillas hold the title as the largest living Apes reaching Heights of around 5 ft on average and weighing between 220 to 600 lb sustaining such a massive body re requires a significant intake on average an adult male gorilla consumes approximately 50 lb of Food daily which amounts to about 1/8 of its body weight this means that comparatively Kong with his 337 ft body would need at least 3,370 lb of food per day to survive to put that in human terms it's it's like eating about 15,000 Big Macs this could be the reason King 

Kong is mostly depicted as a lonely creature on Skull Island as the available resources in this place wouldn't be sufficient for many of his kind to live however even if we manage to sort the food supply great size bring great mask and with great mask comes the problem of supporting it on two legs this implies that Kong would have a difficult time moving quickly and in a worst case scenario he might not even be able to stand even if he possesses strong bones to support his weight attempting to hop like a monkey would likely cause him to crumble the upside is that as long as he didn't move around much G could probably survive just fine however that wouldn't last long due to the strain on his massive heart yes in a creature as massive as Kong gravity presents a significant challenge for his heart 

to maintain effective blood circulation his heart would need to pump blood at much higher pressure otherwise the blood might struggle to reach the higher points of his body potentially leading to issues such as fainting or insufficient oxygen supply to vital organs one solution for this could involve walking on all fours which might reduce the pressure on his heart and circulatory system encountering less opposition from Gravity additionally his respiratory system might function more efficiently potentially enabling easier breathing not only that adopting a quadrupedal stance would enable Kong to distribute his weight more 

evenly granting him greater ease and Mobility however despite potentially mitigating some issues the sheer scale of his body would likely continue to pose significant physiological challenges rendering it implausible I for such a creature to exist from an evolutionary perspective so the only place to witness King Kong is in movies trivia time did you know King Kong was created by an American filmmaker Maran C Cooper Cooper also cast himself as the pilot who takes down Kong in the film's clim Max it's sketching time today's sketch of the day goes to Arya Yad hope you had fun today until next time it's me Dr boox zooming [Music] out oh is fake give money back never mind