Ever wondered how many cats, bats, or seals you would need to stack on top of each other to reach the height of, say, Oscar Wilde or Jane Austen? You haven’t? Well, now you will know.
J.R.R. Tolkien (5’8 1/2″) was as tall as 6 small North American porcupines.
Agatha Christie (5’7″) was as tall as 11 sugar gliders.
Truman Capote (5’4″) was as tall as 1 llama.
Jane Austen (5’8″) was as tall as 9 cats.
Oscar Wilde (6’3″) was as tall as 1 large Dromedary camel.
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