Most objects in a beard: Joel Strasser decorated his beard with record amounts of various items, like 520 chopsticks, 534 paper straws, and 126 forks.
Longest fingernails: Individuals like Lee Redmond grew her nails to extreme lengths, making everyday tasks nearly impossible.
Eyeball protrusion: Tio Chico (Sydney Mascuquita) popped his own eye 14.2 mm out of its socket, holding the male world record.
Most snails on a face: Fin Keller balanced 43 live snails on his face simultaneously.
Largest tongue circumference: Sacha Feiner measured an extraordinary 17 cm around his tongue.
Most rice grains eaten in a minute (with chopsticks): Sumaiya Khan managed to eat 37 individual rice grains using chopsticks.
Longest body-burn run without oxygen: An extreme stunt involving running a distance while on fire.
Longest duration balancing on one foot: Arulanantham Suresh Joachim lasted 76 hours and 40 minutes balancing on one foot.
Fastest time to assemble Mr. Potato Head blindfolded: Andre Ortolf completed the toy in 12.11 seconds.
Most people eating a single strand of spaghetti simultaneously: 465 couples performed a Lady and the Tramp-style kiss at once.
Most people crammed into a Smart car: 20 people fit into a tiny Smart car as part of a cheerleading team stunt.
Most items identified by a parrot in three minutes: Apollo, an African gray parrot, identified 12 objects in record time.
Most skips by a cat in one minute: Kit Kat, a talented feline, managed nine jump rope skips in sixty seconds.
Largest sick bag collection: Niek Vermeulen collected 6,016 air-sickness bags from 1,142 airlines and 160 countries.
Most gaming consoles connected to a single TV: Ibrahim Al-Nasser hooked up 444 consoles to one television.
Longest noodle ever made: 3,084 meters (over 10,119 feet) created by Xiangnian Food Co., China.
Highest fall survived without a parachute: Vesna Vulović, a flight attendant, survived a fall from 33,330 feet after her plane exploded mid-flight in 1972, setting a world record for the longest fall without a parachute—an accident no one would ever attempt willingly.
Surviving a fatal accident: Ron Hunt landed face-first on an 18-inch drill bit after falling off a ladder, accidentally surviving what should have been a lethal accident, earning him a Guinness World Record for surviving the collision with the spinning drill.
Oldest message in a bottle found: Tonya Illman was walking on a beach in Western Australia when she stumbled upon a gin bottle containing a note from 1886, setting a record for the oldest verifiable message in a bottle ever discovered—she found it by pure chance.
Oldest person to discover a comet: Amateur astronomer William Bradfield, at age 74, was simply observing the night sky as a hobby when he discovered a previously unknown comet, making him the oldest person ever to accomplish this by accident.
Fastest marathon in a suit: Paul Buchanan participated in the London Marathon for charity in a business suit and without intending to, broke the record for fastest marathon time in a suit—he was unaware such a record existed until after finishing.
Longest human domino chain: Over 2,400 students in Delhi, India, unknowingly set a world record for the largest human domino chain during what was meant to be a yoga session, discovering their record only after the event.
World’s loudest burp: Paul Hunn had lunch with friends and let out a spontaneous burp that registered at 109.9 decibels, only finding out after official measurement that he had set a world record for loudest burp—not at all planned or practiced.
Andy Jennings – Fastest motorized wheelie bin
Andy Jennings has created a wheelie bin that can increase up to 65 kilometres per hour, setting a new Guinness World Record. Andy Jennings set the record by converting an old household wheelie bin into a racing machine by adding a motorcycle engine, a transmission, a seat, and steering. While inside the bin, he attained speeds of nearly 60 km/h. Officials from Guinness World Records were on hand to watch the attempt, which began with Andy claiming that he needed to attain speeds of above 48 km/h to create a new world record. On the other hand, Andy surpassed the goal by reaching a high speed of 96 km/hr.
Joseph Grisamore – World’s tallest mohawk
A Minnesotan has put forth all of his efforts to set a new world record that is unquestionably amazing. Joseph Grisamore of Park Rapids has broken the world record for growing the world’s largest full Mohican Mohawk.The mohawk, which measures 42.5 inches, has become more than an identity for Grisamore, and he has realized his dream after 13 years of hard work and dedication. Joseph grisamore stands 6’1″ tall, and his mohawk has grown to over four feet in length.
Don Gorske – Most Big Mac burgers eaten in a lifetime
Donald Gorske holds the Guinness World Record for the most McDonald’s Big Macs consumed in one sitting.Plus, he isn’t finished yet, as he continues to set new records every day. Gorske, 67, previously held the record for consuming the most Big Mac burgers in a lifetime in 1999. After 22 years, he has a total of 32,340 burgers. His adventure began in 1972 when he tried his first Big Mac and declared that he would be eating them for the rest of his life. He has properly filed and arranged every receipt by date. To make things easier to follow, he keeps a running count on a personal calendar.
Lee Redmond – Longest fingernails on both hands
Lee Redmond (USA) had the longest fingernails, which she began growing in 1979 and meticulously manicured to a total length of 8.65 m (28 ft 4.5 in) as measured on the set of Lo show dei record in Madrid, Spain, on February 23, 2008. She took great care of her nails, dipping them in warm olive oil every day and applying bottle after bottle of strengthener and lacquer to maintain them in tip-top shape. In early 2009, Lee was involved in a car accident and lost her nails. She told a witness on the scene that her nails were breaking records, and the woman went around collecting all the broken nails, which Lee now keeps in a tiny bag to commemorate her time in the Guinness Book of World Records.
Anne Woods – 28 Times the Women’s World Champion in Gurning
Anne Woods won the Women’s World Gurning Championship 28 times, a tournament that requires participants to make the ugliest, deformed face imaginable while holding their head through a horse halter. The competition is held in September in Egremont, Cumbria, as part of the town’s Crab Fair. The Egremont Crab Fair and Sports was founded in 1267, making it one of its oldest fairs. It attracts visitors from all over the world by combining historic and traditional activities with modern attractions uniquely.
Fastest Tortoise
Guinness World Records has declared Bertie, an inconspicuous leopard tortoise, the world’s quickest tortoise. He has a top speed of 0.6 miles per hour (0.28 metres per second). Bertie is the world’s fastest tortoise, surpassing the previous record established in 1977. Bertie ran it on a 5.48-meter track with a 1:12 gradient uphill. The course took him exactly 19.59 seconds to complete. Bertie currently lives in a very deluxe, luxury enclosure with Shelly, his fiancée, in addition to being included in the 2016 Guinness World Records Book.
Kim Goodman – Farthest Eyeball Protrusion
Kim Goodman can force her eyeballs out of their sockets by 12 millimetres (0.47 inches). She holds the record for the most protruding eyeballs in the world. Eyeballs are difficult to burst out of the socket biologically due to eye nerve connection. This, on the other hand, is the furthest a human eye has ever popped out. Guinness World Records recognized her in their 50th-anniversary list of the top ten ‘feats’ of all time in 2004. Kim, who lives in Chicago, Illinois, discovered her eyeball popping gift after being smacked in the eye during a Halloween party. Ever She’d been able to pop her eyeballs out on command since that day, as well as when she yawns.
Radhakant Bajpai – Longest Ear Hair in the World
Radhakant Bajpai’s ear hair is 25cm long and still growing, but the Indian grocer has no intention of removing it despite his wife’s protests. Mr Radhakant has painstakingly coiffed his ear-follicles from a record-breaking 13.2cm to their current ear-itching length, which Guinness officially recognized in 2003 as having the longest ear hair in the world. Mr Radhakant, 58, considers his ear-hair to be a symbol of luck and fortune, and it has grown since he was 18 and has never been clipped. He kept it up with a specially formulated herbal shampoo blend.
Kevin Shelley – Most wooden toilet seats broken with the head in a minute
Kevin Shelley, a MENSA member and fitness teacher, claims to have an IQ of 148. He also owns the world record for the most wooden toilet seats shattered by the head in one minute, with 46, set on a German television show in 2007.
Madeleine Albrec – Most feet and armpits sniffed
Madeline Albrecht worked at the Hill Top Research Laboratories in Cincinnati, Ohio, tested Dr Scholl’s goods. She worked there for 15 years, and throughout that time, she had to smell hundreds of feet and armpits. As a result, her 5600 feet and armpits sniffed record is firmly entrenched in her legacy in the Guinness Book of World Records.