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Giant Monsters was a television documentary special on Animal Planet, hosted by Jeff Corwin. It dealt with the world's largest creatures of all time, from Tyrannosaurus rex, to the sabertooth Smilodon, the giant sloth Megatherium, the 50-foot Sarcosuchus, the Komodo dragon relative Megalania, the great flyer Quetzalcoatlus, the spider Megarachne, to the giant squid Architeuthis.
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