40+ Photos of Mega Objects That Will Bring Out the Megalophobia in All of Us

This article appeared in vibeforest.com and has been published here with permission.

The Mola Mola Fish

The mola mola fish is one of the largest bony fish in the world. It's also called the Ocean Sunfish, which many megalophobes may consider too kind a name for a fish of that size. Adults generally weigh between 540 to 2,200 pounds.

However, the heaviest one recorded weighed a whopping 6,0489 pounds, which is more than the full starting lineup of an American football team. Megalophobes everywhere will be glad to know that the mola mola prefers feeding on jellyfish, small fish, eelgrass, and crustaceans.

Not Your Ordinary Wind

When looking at this picture, it's very easy to miss the wind turbines on the right-hand side. Do you see them now? Now, look at the tornado on the left. In comparison, the wind turbines look like playthings.

With an average wind turbine being about 280 ft (80 meters), it's scary to think about the actual height of that tornado. Indeed, Mother Nature is a force to be reckoned with. One thing's certain, though: whoever took this picture can teach us a thing or two about being brave.

Dwarfed by a Tree

Humans can create huge objects and structures, but can we outdo Mother Nature? Apparently, not. This gigantic tree was found on a beach in La Push, a small community in Washington State.

The tree probably fell off a cliff and was carried by the water. Now, that's what you call driftwood. The washed-up tree is over 200 ft long and 13 ft around the trunk. This tree was one of the dozens of trees washed up on the beach.

Not a Dementor

Potterheads everywhere are familiar with what dementors look like and what dreadful creatures they are. This massive thing floating in the sky certainly looks like a dementor. Looking more closely, one can see that it's a kite shaped like a squid.

Megalophobe or not, anyone would be scared if they saw this thing floating above their house. Pictures like this help us better understand why some people have megalophobia.

Tip of the Iceberg

Imagine waking up one morning and seeing a massive iceberg behind your house. A bit scary, right? This is a photo of an enormous iceberg captured as it floated past a Greenland house.

You don't comprehend how massive the iceberg truly is until you look at the house in front of it. It really puts the size into perspective. When we think about the rest of the iceberg that's underwater, we realize that it's perfectly normal to be scared by this view.