Actually the wikipedia article states:
"It is the second largest bacterium ever discovered"
> The largest T. magnifica cell Volland found was 2 centimeters tall
https://www.science.org/content/article/largest-bacterium-ev...
Granted, they are grouped both in Thiomargarita. 2cm is pretty gigantic. What I always found more interesting was that they don't merely have just one genome.
Actually the wikipedia article states:
"It is the second largest bacterium ever discovered"
> The largest T. magnifica cell Volland found was 2 centimeters tall
https://www.science.org/content/article/largest-bacterium-ev...
Granted, they are grouped both in Thiomargarita. 2cm is pretty gigantic. What I always found more interesting was that they don't merely have just one genome.