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ha ha ha sandworms.....
Graboids were never that big. Pssh.
More accurate comparison, as 40m wide, 400m long Shai-Hulud have been observed. I know, I know, it's fiction. But if you're going to do a chart on fictional entities, you might as well be accurate.