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Serial record breaker, Anthony Kelly, proved he had a…head for hats, by wearing a 3-ft 6-in stack of them. Anthony has a wide range of records under his belt—for example, he’s also the title holder for the most tennis balls caught blindfolded, which is eleven.
In February 2013, 4,483 people hula-hooped for seven minutes, setting the Guinness World Record for most number of people simultaneously hula-hooping. The event took place at the Thammasat University stadium on the outskirts of Bangkok.
Swiss engineer Hannes Roth decided he wanted to turn a bathtub into a racing car. Being a racing driver himself, he knew what it would take, so he spent 300 hours modifying a bathtub for a world record attempt. Roth fixed a bathtub to a go-kart chassis and attached a four-cylinder Yamaha engine as well as essential bathtub extras like a showerhead. After many test runs, Roth took the motorized tub to Dynamic Test Center in Vauffelin, Switzerland, for the world record attempt. On May 6, 2016, the bathtub reached an average speed of 116.08 mph (186.82 km/h) with the highest speed of 118 mph (189.9 km/h).
On September 7, 2009, Paul E. Lyday managed to catch a grape in his mouth at a distance of 354 ft 4 in (108 meters). He broke the record for the greatest distance at ground level that a grape has been thrown and caught in the mouth. The record was achieved in Fort Motte, South Carolina, USA.
Think you’ve got an iron stomach? It’s nothing compared to India’s Suresh P, who managed to endure getting 64 watermelons chopped open on his stomach in one minute. Prabhakar Reddy P. Suresh, a black belt holder, practiced for close to a year before using Suresh P’s midsection as a cutting board in 2020.
A speed demon cockatoo named Chico made an appearance on Italian TV show Lo Show dei Record, and rode his bird-sized scooter a distance of 16.4 feet in 14.58 seconds to break his own previous record of 17.79 seconds, which was set just days earlier. Bulgarian man Kaloyan Yavashev, a professional parrot breeder and trainer, said he has had Chico since the avian was only 3 months old, and the bird showed an early aptitude for learning tricks and performing them for crowds.
