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Most object silhouettes adapt OpenMoji under CC BY-SA 4.0. Local map outlines use public-domain Natural Earth data. Pop Culture combines independent illustrations with a licensed model render; its credits identify each creator, license and adaptation. Illustration proportions are simplified; measurements refer to the labeled dimension.
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Pop Culture97 cm height
Pop Culture topic
A New Hope · astromech
Official Databank listed height, checked 25 October 2026. This is the specified fictional character or droid model, not an actor, toy, or cosplay height. Artwork is an independent schematic depiction, not a measured technical drawing.
StarWars.com: R5-D4 Databank ↗Artwork: Independent AI-generated game illustration, 2026-10-25 · Project-generated artwork; underlying character rights remain with their owners
Pop Culture1.93 m height
Pop Culture topic
Prequel trilogy · standard B1 model
Official Databank listed height, checked 25 October 2026. This is the specified fictional character or droid model, not an actor, toy, or cosplay height. Artwork is an independent schematic depiction, not a measured technical drawing.
StarWars.com: B1 Battle Droid Databank ↗Artwork: Independent AI-generated game illustration, 2026-10-25 · Project-generated artwork; underlying character rights remain with their owners
Pop Culture1.91 m height
Pop Culture topic
Prequel trilogy · standard B2 model
Official Databank listed height, checked 25 October 2026. This is the specified fictional character or droid model, not an actor, toy, or cosplay height. Artwork is an independent schematic depiction, not a measured technical drawing.
StarWars.com: B2 Super Battle Droid Databank ↗Artwork: Independent AI-generated game illustration, 2026-10-25 · Project-generated artwork; underlying character rights remain with their owners
Pop Culture1.96 m height
Pop Culture topic
The Empire Strikes Back · IG-88
Official Databank listed height, checked 25 October 2026. This is the specified fictional character or droid model, not an actor, toy, or cosplay height. Artwork is an independent schematic depiction, not a measured technical drawing.
StarWars.com: IG-88 Databank ↗Artwork: Independent AI-generated game illustration, 2026-10-25 · Project-generated artwork; underlying character rights remain with their owners
Pop Culture1.83 m height
Pop Culture topic
Prequel trilogy · deployed form
Official Databank listed height, checked 25 October 2026. This is the specified fictional character or droid model, not an actor, toy, or cosplay height. Artwork is an independent schematic depiction, not a measured technical drawing. The deployed standing form is used, not the rolling form or shield diameter.
StarWars.com: Droideka Databank ↗Artwork: Independent AI-generated game illustration, 2026-10-25 · Project-generated artwork; underlying character rights remain with their owners
Pop Culture1.83 m height
Pop Culture topic
Star Wars · adult in armor
Official Databank listed height, checked 25 October 2026. This is the specified fictional character or droid model, not an actor, toy, or cosplay height. Artwork is an independent schematic depiction, not a measured technical drawing.
StarWars.com: Boba Fett Databank ↗Artwork: Independent AI-generated game illustration, 2026-10-25 · Project-generated artwork; underlying character rights remain with their owners
Everyday1.7 m height
Classic & Explore
Fixed game reference
1.70 m is our chosen reference height, not a worldwide average. The CDC source illustrates how measured adult averages vary by group.
CDC: Body measurements ↗Artwork: OpenMoji · CC BY-SA 4.0
Animals5 m height
Classic & Explore
Representative adult male
We use 5.0 m for a tall adult male. The source reports males reaching 5.5 m; height varies with age and sex.
San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance ↗Artwork: OpenMoji · CC BY-SA 4.0
Animals3.1 m height
Classic & Explore
Representative adult male
We use a shoulder height of 3.1 m, the midpoint of the source’s 3.0–3.2 m male average range. The icon is illustrative.
San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance ↗Artwork: OpenMoji · CC BY-SA 4.0
Animals1.15 m height
Classic & Explore
Representative adult
The British Antarctic Survey describes emperors as standing around 115 cm tall. Individuals vary.
British Antarctic Survey ↗Artwork: OpenMoji · CC BY-SA 4.0
Animals1.8 m height
Classic & Explore
Large adult male, upright
We use 1.8 m for a large male standing upright. The source notes that males can exceed this height.
San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance ↗Artwork: OpenMoji · CC BY-SA 4.0
Animals4 m length
Classic & Explore
Representative adult
We use 4.0 m total length, a representative value within the source’s 3–5 m adult range. The curled-tail icon is illustrative.
Australian Museum ↗Artwork: OpenMoji · CC BY-SA 4.0
Animals1.35 m height
Classic & Explore
Representative adult
We use 1.35 m, within the source’s 1.20–1.45 m range for greater flamingos. Posture affects apparent height.
San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance ↗Artwork: OpenMoji · CC BY-SA 4.0
Animals3 m length
Classic & Explore
Large adult male, tail included
We use the source’s approximate 3 m length for a large male Amur tiger. The illustrated tail is curved.
Smithsonian’s National Zoo ↗Artwork: OpenMoji · CC BY-SA 4.0
Transport12.1 m length
Classic & Explore
Mercedes-Benz Citaro example
The standard rigid Citaro is 12,135 mm long. Other buses, including articulated models, have different lengths. Artwork is a generic bus.
Mercedes-Benz Buses: Citaro ↗Artwork: OpenMoji · CC BY-SA 4.0
Transport4.63 m length
Classic & Explore
2025 Toyota Corolla Hybrid example
4,630 mm is the length specified for versions without 18-inch tyres. Other trims are 4,635 mm. Artwork is a generic car.
Toyota: 2025 Corolla Hybrid manual ↗Artwork: OpenMoji · CC BY-SA 4.0
Transport8.76 m length
Classic & Explore
Robinson R22, rotor included
8.76 m is the overall length shown in the manufacturer’s external-dimensions drawing, including the rotor extent. Artwork is illustrative.
Robinson Helicopter Company: R22 handbook ↗Artwork: OpenMoji · CC BY-SA 4.0
Sports23.8 cm diameter
Classic & Explore
Size 7 ball
Diameter is calculated from Wilson’s 29.5-inch circumference: 29.5 × 0.0254 ÷ π ≈ 0.2385 m.
Wilson: Basketball size guide ↗Artwork: OpenMoji · CC BY-SA 4.0
Sports6.7 cm diameter
Classic & Explore
Standard Type 2 ball
6.7 cm is the midpoint of the permitted 6.54–6.86 cm diameter range for a Type 2 tennis ball.
International Tennis Federation ↗Artwork: OpenMoji · CC BY-SA 4.0
Sports22 cm diameter
Classic & Explore
Full-size regulation ball
Diameter is calculated from a 69 cm circumference, the midpoint of IFAB’s 68–70 cm permitted range: 0.69 ÷ π ≈ 0.2196 m.
The IFAB: Law 2, The Ball ↗Artwork: OpenMoji · CC BY-SA 4.0
Everyday2.03 m height
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Common 80-inch door
80 inches converts exactly to 2.032 m. This is one common door height, not a universal standard.
JELD-WEN: Interior door dimensions ↗Artwork: OpenMoji · CC BY-SA 4.0
Everyday14.8 cm height
Classic & Explore
iPhone 16 example
Apple specifies a body height of 147.6 mm for iPhone 16. The artwork is a generic phone, not a model drawing.
Apple: iPhone 16 technical specifications ↗Artwork: OpenMoji · CC BY-SA 4.0
Landmarks330 m height
Classic & Explore
Height including antenna
330 m is the current total height including the antenna, corresponding to the official rounded figure of 1,083 feet.
Official Eiffel Tower website ↗Artwork: OpenMoji · CC BY-SA 4.0
Animals84.5 cm Length
Classic & Explore
Representative adult
84.5 cm is the midpoint of the zoo’s published 73–96 cm length interval. The source also gives tail measurements separately; this reference follows its stated overall length entry.
San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance ↗Artwork: OpenMoji · CC BY-SA 4.0
Animals3.4 m Body length
Classic & Explore
Representative adult
3.4 m is the midpoint of the source’s 3.0–3.8 m bison length range. Sex and age affect size.
San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance ↗Artwork: OpenMoji · CC BY-SA 4.0
Animals1.28 m Body length
Classic & Explore
Representative adult
We use the midpoint of the zoo’s published metric length interval, 105–150 cm.
San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance ↗Artwork: OpenMoji · CC BY-SA 4.0
Animals10.5 cm Wingspan
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Representative adult
10.5 cm is the midpoint of the published 8.6–12.4 cm wingspan. This measures open wings, not body length.
University of Michigan: Animal Diversity Web ↗Artwork: OpenMoji · CC BY-SA 4.0
Animals1.28 m Shoulder height
Classic & Explore
Representative adult
The source lists a 49–52 inch height interval. We convert it to 1.2446–1.3208 m and use about 1.283 m as a reference; this is not a complete range of all breeds.
University of Michigan: Animal Diversity Web ↗Artwork: OpenMoji · CC BY-SA 4.0
Animals2.15 m Nose-to-tail length
Classic & Explore
Representative adult
2.15 m is the midpoint of the source’s 1.6–2.7 m nose-to-tail interval. Its older account groups elk with red deer.
University of Michigan: Animal Diversity Web ↗Artwork: OpenMoji · CC BY-SA 4.0
Animals1.25 m Shoulder height
Classic & Explore
Representative adult
The source’s narrative gives 110–140 cm at the shoulder. We use the midpoint, 1.25 m, rather than ear-tip height.
University of Michigan: Animal Diversity Web ↗Artwork: OpenMoji · CC BY-SA 4.0
Animals2.8 m Body length
Classic & Explore
Representative adult
2.8 m is the midpoint of the zoo’s 2.2–3.4 m dromedary length range.
San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance ↗Artwork: OpenMoji · CC BY-SA 4.0
Animals3.35 m Body length
Classic & Explore
Representative adult
3.35 m is the midpoint of the zoo’s 3.2–3.5 m Bactrian length range.
San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance ↗Artwork: OpenMoji · CC BY-SA 4.0
Animals57.5 cm Bill-to-tail length
Classic & Explore
Representative adult
57.5 cm is the midpoint of Cornell’s 50–65 cm length interval. Standard bird length runs from bill to tail.
Cornell Lab of Ornithology ↗Artwork: OpenMoji · CC BY-SA 4.0
Animals1.43 m Body length
Classic & Explore
Representative adult
We use 1.425 m, the midpoint of the narrative’s 1150–1700 mm length interval; breed and sex cause variation. The narrative is used because the page’s summary field has a conflicting upper value.
University of Michigan: Animal Diversity Web ↗Artwork: OpenMoji · CC BY-SA 4.0
Animals93 cm Bill-to-tail length
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Representative adult
93 cm is the midpoint of Cornell’s 76–110 cm bird-length interval.
Cornell Lab of Ornithology ↗Artwork: OpenMoji · CC BY-SA 4.0
Animals20 cm Body length
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Cross-species reference
20 cm is a teaching reference within the zoo’s 10–30 cm cross-species range, not a species-wide average.
San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance ↗Artwork: OpenMoji · CC BY-SA 4.0
Animals4.15 m Body length
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Representative adult
4.15 m is the midpoint of the zoo’s 3.3–5.0 m adult length interval.
San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance ↗Artwork: OpenMoji · CC BY-SA 4.0
Animals1.5 m Shoulder height
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Representative adult
We choose 1.50 m within the account’s 0.9–1.7 m breed-height interval. This is a reference horse, not the full range of all breeds.
University of Michigan: Animal Diversity Web ↗Artwork: OpenMoji · CC BY-SA 4.0
Animals1.25 cm Body length
Classic & Explore
Adult worker
12.5 mm is the midpoint of the 10–15 mm adult worker range. Queens and drones are deliberately excluded.
University of Michigan: Animal Diversity Web ↗Artwork: OpenMoji · CC BY-SA 4.0
Animals0.6 cm Body length
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Cross-species reference
6 mm is a reference within the zoo’s 2–10 mm cross-species length range, not an average for a particular species.
San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance ↗Artwork: OpenMoji · CC BY-SA 4.0
Animals2.23 m Total length with tail
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Representative adult
We add the source’s head-body range (0.92–1.90 m) and tail range (0.64–0.99 m), giving conservative combined bounds of 1.56–2.89 m. 2.225 m is their midpoint, not a measured population mean.
San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance ↗Artwork: OpenMoji · CC BY-SA 4.0
Animals1.05 m Total length with tail
Classic & Explore
Representative adult
1.05 m is the midpoint of the Smithsonian’s 0.9–1.2 m total-length interval.
Smithsonian National Zoo ↗Artwork: OpenMoji · CC BY-SA 4.0
Animals1.2 m Head-to-tail length
Classic & Explore
Representative adult
The account lists an average length of 1.2 m and an adult range of 0.92–1.6 m. This is head-to-tail length, not standing height.
University of Michigan: Animal Diversity Web ↗Artwork: OpenMoji · CC BY-SA 4.0
Animals40 cm Body length
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Representative adult
40 cm is the midpoint of Toronto Zoo’s typical 20–60 cm adult body-length range. This is not fishery carapace length.
Toronto Zoo ↗Artwork: OpenMoji · CC BY-SA 4.0
Animals16.3 cm Total length with tail
Classic & Explore
Representative adult
The source gives head-body length of 65–95 mm and tail length of 60–105 mm. Adding their endpoints gives conservative bounds of 125–200 mm; 162.5 mm is the midpoint, not a population mean.
University of Michigan: Animal Diversity Web ↗Artwork: OpenMoji · CC BY-SA 4.0
Animals54.5 cm Head-to-tail length
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Representative adult
54.5 cm is the midpoint of Cornell’s 46–63 cm bird-length range. This measures head to tail rather than wingspan.
Cornell Lab of Ornithology ↗Artwork: OpenMoji · CC BY-SA 4.0
Animals88 cm Head-to-tail length
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Representative adult
88 cm is the midpoint of Instituto Arara Azul’s 80–96 cm scarlet-macaw length range.
Instituto Arara Azul ↗Artwork: OpenMoji · CC BY-SA 4.0
Animals63 cm Body length
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Representative adult
63 cm is the midpoint of the zoo’s 55–71 cm pygmy-hog length range.
San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance ↗Artwork: OpenMoji · CC BY-SA 4.0