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First, imagine the creature as small, or human sized, and think how much it would weigh. Let's take a hypothetical girl 'Jane' for starters. Jane is five feet tall, and weighs 110 pounds. Now, how much would Jane weigh if she was a 55ft tall version of herself?
Calculate how many times over her old hight that is: 55 ft / 5 ft = 11
Jane is 11 time taller now.
It's tempting to say her weight would also be 11 times bigger: 11 x 110 lb = 1210 lb
Sounds like a lot maybe, but this would only account for the weight of a 55 ft tower of 11 normal sized Janes standing on each other's shoulders. If that tower were a single person, she would be only as wide as the original Jane. Yikes!
To get to her final hight, Jane needs to grow...
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Posted by TaurenDevourer 4 years ago Report
Yo, I recently found your Dragon in Autumn interactive story, and must say it's amazing. Do you have any plans to continue it?
Posted by Guy the ladyeater 13 years ago Report
That is an awesome story! The Dragon in Autum, I love it. The weight part is my favorite, and I'm a little addicted to the sheep and sheeperdess. Keep this delicious story going!
