Huge crowds of people in certain place , for example, in something like: shopping centers, parks or stadiums - no surprise. And if people accumulate in pools, trains or bistros, then this is already interesting. We present you 10 places around the world with the largest concentrations of people.
10 is a crowded Oxford Street, London.
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Oxford Street is the street in the oldest district of London - Westminster. This street is the busiest street in Europe. There are 548 shops along the street. The length of the street is 2.4 kilometers. On the street there are London Underground stations "Marble Arch", "Bond Street", "Oxford Circus", "Tottenham Court Road".
9 - Overcrowded Maracanã Stadium, Brazil.
Maracanã Stadium is the state stadium of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. It is the largest stadium in South America with a capacity of 78,838 seats. It was opened in 1950 on the eve of the World Cup, where, among other things, Brazil defeated Uruguay with a score of 2: 1. The final match was attended by 199,854 spectators. The 2014 FIFA World Cup will also take place at the Maracanã Stadium. And in 2016, there will be the opening and closing of the Rio de Janeiro Summer Olympics.
8 - Crowded Qingdao Beach, China.
Qingdao is one of the most crowded beaches in the world. The beach is visited by over 200,000 people daily.
7 - Overcrowded train in Mumbai, India
In Mumbai, the Indian Railways Commuter Rail Authority has 2,342 trains available carrying 7.24 million passengers daily. Mumbai's railways transport 2.64 billion people annually, making it the world's second busiest fast public transport.
6 - Crowded Crossroads - Crossing Shibuya, Japan.
The Shibuya crosswalk is one of the busiest pedestrian areas in the world. The crossing allows residents and visitors of the city to cross the road in several places without waiting for permission. The crossroads was named after the Shibuya family who lived in the castle during the Tokugawa period.
5 - overcrowded Kresty prison, Russia
Crosses is located in the city of St. Petersburg, it is designed for 1000 prisoners, currently there are more than 10,000 prisoners in the prison. SIZO "crosses" is considered a protected monument of architecture.
4 - crowded McDonald's in Moscow
On January 31, 1990, even under the socialist system, a McDonald's restaurant was opened on Pushkinskaya Square. There were over 5,000 visitors at the opening. Subsequently, this restaurant has become the busiest in the world, serving more than 30,000 visitors daily.
3 - overpopulated city of Manila, Philippines
It is one of the largest and most populous cities in the world with 20 million people.
2 - Crowded Highway - Ontario Highway 401
Known as the Macdonald–Cartier Highway or Highway 401, it is 817.9 kilometers thin from Windsor to Quebec. One of the busiest highways in the world with over half a million vehicles moving along it main road everyday.
1 - Crowded Pool - Tokyo Summerland
Summerland theme park is located in Tokyo, Japan. You can hardly see the water of the pool, because of its fullness of people.
Achievements that fall into the Guinness Book of Records do not always wear individual character. A significant number of world records are made en masse, and the number of participants is sometimes really impressive. Let's talk about the most spectacular of them.
The most popular surf activity
At Bondi Beach in Sydney, 320 surfers dressed as Santa Claus set a new world record.
World's largest pillow fight
6260 people gathered at the CHS Field complex in Minnesota () for a fun pillow fight.
The largest number of people dancing twerk
On September 25, 2013, an unusually spectacular record was set in New York - 358 people gathered to dance together twerk.
The biggest barbecue in the world
On March 20, 2011, about 30 thousand people came to the "World's Largest Barbecue". During the event, which was held in General Pico (), 13,713 kilograms of beef were cooked.
The most popular yoga class for pregnant women
In China, a world record was set, which fell into the nomination " group lesson yoga." It was attended by 1443 pregnant women who came from various cities of the country.
The most massive massage in the world
Another massive record was set in China last year. On May 4, the Jinan City Stadium held 1,000 people who were given facial massages at the same time. The procedure lasted 30 minutes.
The largest number of people in one car
Also last year, on May 16, 40 students of the Siberian federal university set a world record by cramming together in one car.
The largest number of chess games in one place
The Indian city of Ahmedabad earned itself a world record on November 24, 2010. That day, 20,480 people started playing chess in the western part of the city at once.
The largest figure created during skydiving
A paratrooper team of 357 people got into the Guinness Book of Records. On February 6, 2004, at an altitude of 3000 meters from the ground, they combined into the largest figure that has ever been created during a free fall.
The largest number of people dressed as Mahatma Gandhi
On January 29, 2012, in the Indian city of Kolkata, 485 children made an attempt to be in the Book of Records by organizing the largest march in the costumes of Mahatma Gandhi. The venture succeeded successfully.
The largest number of people performing the Michael Jackson dance
12,000 Michael Jackson fans came together on August 29, 2009 to celebrate the late idol's 51st birthday in an unusual way. All together they performed the singer's dance, for which they got into the Book of Records.
The most numerous photo shoot in swimsuits
On September 26, 2007, 1,010 women posed in bikinis for a photo shoot on Bondi Beach, Australia.
Biggest bathing suit parade
On November 12, 2009, thousands of Sydney residents decided to set a new world record and staged a mass procession in swimsuits and swimming trunks.
The largest number of people simultaneously showing the "peace" sign
On October 6, 2015, in memory of the legendary John Lennon, thousands of people gathered in New York's Central Park and made up the largest peace sign.
The largest number of people spinning the hula hoop
In the winter of 2013, 4,480 people in Bangkok set a world record by spinning the hoop together.
The largest number of naked people riding the attraction
August 8, 2010 in England, 102 fully naked amusement park visitors rode on roller coaster.
The largest number of participants in the Chinese Dragon Parade
Inhabitants Chinese province Fujian February 6, 2012 walked through the streets of one of the cities with the "Chinese Dragon", the length of which was 792 meters. Each part of the "dragon" was made of paper and bamboo and fastened together with boards.
The most popular toast
In Boston on April 20, 2012, 32,904 people immediately drank to the 100th anniversary of Fenway Park. The toast was made before the game of the American teams Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees.
The most massive kung fu class
Earlier this year, on January 8, Chinese students set a rather spectacular world record. Over 10,000 people demonstrated their mastery of kung fu, namely the Wing Chun style, which is considered the national treasure of the country.
The largest number of red-haired people in one place
The Redhead Days festival is held annually in the city of Breda () and brings together red-haired people from all cities of the world. In September 2014, 1714 people came here, thus setting a world record.
The annual Guinness Book of World Records is full of breathtaking feats of human endurance, perseverance and achievement. However, the strangest records are the most interesting, and the world is full of them.
From the very long tongue in the world to the world's biggest eyes, the Guinness Book of World Records never ceases to entertain and amaze us. This book, created in 1955, has its own records. It is the world's best-selling book and the most stolen book from libraries across the UK and the US.
The 2015 edition contains stunning records that make this year's edition different from all previous editions. For example, this year the book describes a woman who can crush 8 apples in one minute with her biceps. The book also lists the longest jump ever made by a cat, the largest guitar that can be played, and the largest golf club that can be used. This publication includes the tallest teenager in the world, who, apparently, wears shoes that are larger than the size of Shaquille O'Neal's shoes, as well as the man with the largest Afro hairstyle and the man with the largest collection of comics .
However, in this list, we have collected the best and strangest of them. Below are the fifteen strangest world records recorded by the Book of the Worlds.
15. The tallest mohawk in the world
Kazuhiro Watanabe is the proud owner of the tallest mohawk in the world. The height of his giant mohawk is 113.28 centimeters, which is 30 centimeters higher than that of his predecessor.
It took Watanabe 15 years to grow this mohawk, and his daughter vows that she will someday beat her father's record. In order to keep his mohawk firmly on his head, Watanabe uses the services of three barbers who spray three cans of hairspray and a huge bottle of hair gel on him.
The record holder says that all his life he dreamed of getting into the Guinness Book of Records. He said that once he even considered getting into the Guinness Book of Records by drinking the most a large number of sauce Tabasco (Tabasco), but instead decided to get into the book as the owner of the largest mohawk. Without the gel, his hair reaches him.
The largest high-heeled shoe reaches a height of 185.42 centimeters and a length of 195.58 centimeters. She is the brainchild of fashion designer Kenneth Cole (Kenneth Cole) and Jill Martin (Jill Martin) from the TV show "Today Show".
The shoe is made in the likeness of Kenneth Kohl's shoes, which can be bought in New York for $225. Jill always wanted to "break the world record". So she decided to do it in collaboration with Kenneth and hired the services of Izquierdo Studio to make the biggest shoe in the world.
After her replica was completed, a Guinness World Records judge reviewed the record claim and the huge shoe became the world's largest high-heeled shoe. She surpassed the 111.76 cm tall and 182.88 cm long model that held the record for 15 years and was created by Edmund Kryza.
13. The largest number of bees on human body
This strange record has been set countless times, but the current record holder is Gao Bingguo, a Chinese beekeeper.
Before setting this record, Gao thoroughly bathed, as bees usually bite those people who emit an unpleasant smell. He then sat on a chair and was first covered with queen bees to attract the worker bees.
In two and a half hours it was completely covered with over 300,000 bees. This is approximately 33 kilograms of bees. After the insects were removed from him, Gao said that he had been bitten 2,000 times. Official representatives of the Guinness Book of Records presented him with a plaque with a world record. Thus, he broke the record previously held by She Ping.
12. Most large cluster people dressed as penguins
How many people do you think? 14, 90, 120? In fact, the correct answer is 373.
373 representatives of the Richard House hospital from the UK gathered at Wood Wharf in London dressed as penguins to enter the Guinness Book of Records as the largest gathering of people dressed in penguin costumes.
They broke the record set a year earlier by 48 people. Although this record is rather odd, it is actually meant to sponsor a noble cause, the Richard House Children’s Hospice, which helps children and adolescents with terminal illnesses.
In addition to penguins, the Guinness Book of Records also recognizes gatherings of people dressed in turkey costumes, with 661 attending the largest gathering of this plan. A gathering of people dressed as turkeys marked the 44th Annual Idea Run organized by the Youth Christian Association and sponsored by the Annual Capital One Bank Dallas YMCA Turkey Trot in Dallas, Texas.
11. The farthest thrown ball thrown backwards
Thanred Law (Thunder Law) of the Harlem Globetrotters basketball team holds this strange record. He set it up by throwing the ball, standing with his back to the basket, at a distance of 25 meters and 5 centimeters from it. For basketball fans, this is just an incredible feat.
Lo broke the previous record set from a distance of 22 meters in a unique event that marked the tenth annual Guinness World Records Day. It is also interesting that he threw the ball so perfectly that he did not even hit the board on which the basket was fixed.
Thunder Law also holds the record for the longest shot in basketball history, although he set the record facing the basket. He threw the ball into the basket from a distance of 33.44 meters from the basket. This record was set a year earlier, on the ninth annual day of the Guinness Book of Records. A representative of the Guinness Book of Records was present at both events to verify the feat and present the player with plaques with his records.
10. Biggest National flag in the world
Loyalty to one's country can be expressed different ways, but creating the world's largest flag is certainly an impressive way to showcase patriotism.
Qatar holds the record for the largest national flag in the world. The flag, created by its residents, covers an area of 9383 square meters, which is comparable to the area occupied by seven and a half Olympic-sized swimming pools.
It broke the previous record by as much as 1950 square meters. As part of the celebration national day Qatar's National Day 2013 Guinness World Records representative was specially invited to Qatar from the UK to test and present the record, aptly named "Flag of Gratitude and Devotion".
This was done in front of a huge crowd of people, which numbered 2,000 people who took part in a colossal project of planning and creating a flag. After the celebration, 200,000 were made from the flag school bags for schoolchildren from 60 countries.
9. The largest number of naked people riding an attraction in an amusement park
It was a noble cause to set this absolutely bizarre record. On August 8, 2010, 102 people gathered on the Green Scream roller coaster at Adventure Island, Essex, UK, to raise funds for Bosom pals, an organization dedicated to helping women diagnosed with breast cancer. None of those present were dressed.
They had to ride the rollercoaster three times, as only 40 people can fit in one ride. The record has been successfully set. Its establishment raised £22,000 which went to the Breast Cancer Department at Southend University Hospital. Most of the participants were affected in one way or another by the disease.
One of them, elderly woman, said she took off her clothes to raise money for her sister, who was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2000.
8. Fastest 100-meter race on all fours
Running on all fours can be very challenging task for a man, but not for the Japanese Kenichi Ito. Ito, running the 100 meters on all fours in an impressive time of 16.87 seconds.
Kenichi, who was born in 1982, came into the spotlight of the media mass media when he set the record for the fastest 100m on all fours in 2008. Since then, he has improved his own record three times, and no one else has even come close to it.
So how many years does it take to be able to accomplish such a strange feat? Kenichi says it took him more than a decade to develop a running technique that mimics the movements of the African hussar monkey. He improved his method by reading books about animals, visiting several zoos, and watching videos. In addition, he, of course, spends a lot of time on training.
7. The largest number of spoons held on the human body 
Oddly enough, it recognizes the record for the largest number of spoons held on the human body. At the moment, the Georgian Etibar Elchyev holds the record.
The kickboxer broke the record by attaching 50 spoons to his chest and around his neck. Etibar originally planned to break the record for the most spoons attached to the face, which currently belongs to Aaron Caissie. Aaron was able to keep 17 spoons on his face.
Etibar, also known as "The Magnet Man," added that he plans to break many more records, such as moving an airplane and an empty train car with his bare hands. His human magnetism, as well as the ability to magnetism of Aurel Răileanu, Brenda Allison and Ivan Stoiljkovic, amazes many, but scientists say that the ability to attach different substances and things to the body has nothing to do with magnetism.
6. The largest number of people spinning the hoop at the same time 
The Ministry of Health in Bangkok, Thailand, decided to involve people in setting the record for the most people spinning a hoop at the same time. In February 2013, 4183 people took part in this event. They actually managed to set this record.
Initially, 4580 people were supposed to take part in the event, but 397 of them were disqualified for not meeting the requirements. Seyda Subasi-Gemici, a spokesperson for the Guinness Book of Records, who oversaw the event, confirmed that the participants simultaneously twisted the hoop for seven minutes.
This strange record was previously set in Taiwan, when 2,496 people spun the hoop at the same time for five minutes. The purpose of the event was to educate the people of Thailand about the need to include simple physical exercises, such as hoop training, in their everyday life.
5. Most people eat breakfast in bed 
At the Shangri-La Pudong Hotel, 388 people participated in the "largest breakfast in bed" event.
All of them were representatives of More Than Aware, an organization that raises funds to fight breast cancer and raise awareness about this disease. 388 participants were served noodles, croissants and fruit in bed. They broke the previous record of 288 people. That event was held as part of an event organized by the Association women's health(Association of Women's Health) in Australia.
The event was held in a huge hotel reception area and included both foreigners and Chinese people of all ages.
4. The longest human nails
Singer Chris ‘The Dutchess’ Walton stopped cutting her nails 22 years ago. As a result, her nails grew to such a length that she was recognized by the Guinness Book of Records as the woman with the longest nails.
Even though her nails sometimes get in her way, this mother of five says she can cook, clean the house and even play the piano. The hardest thing for her is to climb into her own pockets or vacuum, as the wires get tangled in her nails.
When asked why she decided to grow such long nails, she exclaimed that it was the same as growing long hair or a beard. Other contenders who also made it into the Guinness Book of Records for long nails are Lee Redmond, Shridhar Chillal and Melvin Feizel Boothe.
3. The largest number of darts caught underwater after a spear gun
Anthony Kelly is a phenomenon. This is a bestselling author and holder of more than 25 Guinness World Records, as well as the person with the fastest reflexes in the world. He is known as the "Arrow Catcher" due to his impressive reflexes.
His ability to notice and catch objects moving on high speed, brought him a particularly unusual record - for the largest number of darts caught underwater after firing a spear gun at a distance of 2 meters from him.
Kelly caught 10 darts in celebration of Guinness World Records Day 2014. If that doesn't strike you as odd, how about the fact that he also broke the record for the most tennis balls caught in one minute in live on TV. In 2014, he broke the record for the most coaching licenses in a variety of sports including kung fu, tai chi and rugby.
2. The most apples crushed by a bicep in one minute
Lindsey Lindberg is also known by her stage name Mama Lou. She is considered one of the strongest women in the world and holds the record for the most apples crushed with her biceps in one minute. Mama Lou can crush eight apples with her biceps in 60 seconds.
Linsey got fed up with her job as an accountant and left her to join the circus after realizing just how powerful she was. She began to think about what unique way she could use her power in the circus.
The strong woman began to bend pans in half, tear catalogs in one fell swoop, hammer nails with her fist, inflate hot water bottles until they burst, and finally stopped at crushing apples with her biceps.
1. The longest golf club
Karsten Maas from Denmark has created the world's longest usable golf club. The length of this ridiculous stick reaches 4.38 meters. It can launch a golf ball at a distance of 191 meters.
The golf professional admits that his invention is impractical because the weight and length of this golf club makes it difficult to hit the ball. He notes that people won't see him on the golf course with this huge club since he doesn't have a caddy.
Maas is one of the new Guinness World Record holders of 2015 and also the holder of one of the most strange records that can only be found.
On May 4, 1951, Sir Hugh Beaver, then Managing Director of Guinness Brewery, went hunting in Wexford County, Ireland.
He witnessed a dispute about the fastest bird in Europe, and then realized that it was impossible to find out in reference books.
Then the thought occurred to him that such a book could become popular.
The first edition of the 197-page Guinness Book of Records appeared on August 27, 1955, and by Christmas it had already become the most popular book in the UK.
Since the release of the first edition, over 400 million copies have been sold. The latest published book is Guinness World Records 2010.
The largest gastropod is the African giant snail (Achatina achatina). The largest of the individuals reached 39.3 cm from head to tail tip.
The length of the shell was 27.3 cm, and the snail weighed exactly 900 grams. (Paul Michael Hughes/Guinness World Records) 
Joel Wall from the USA pushes his masterpiece - the largest ball of rubber bands.
The 4,097 kg ball was measured in Lauderhill, Florida on November 13, 2008. (Guinness World Records) 
The largest number of people dressed as Smurfs was 1,253. These are the people who came to the Muknomania festival in Castleblaney, Ireland, on July 18, 2008. (Guinness World Records) 
The record for the 100-meter hurdle race was 22.35 seconds.
The record holder was the German Maren Zonker in Cologne, Germany, September 13, 2008. (John Wright/Guinness World Records) 
The world's largest pocket knife is 3.9 meters long when unfolded and weighs 122 kg.
It was designed by Telmo Cadavez from Portugal and handcrafted by Virgilio Raul also from Portugal on January 9, 2003. (Guinness World Records) 
The heaviest lemon in the world weighed 5 kg 265 g and was grown by Aharon Shemel on a farm in Kfar Zeitim, Israel. (Guinness World Records) 
Scott Murphy of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, bent a 30 cm diameter aluminum pan in 30 seconds on July 30, 2007.
In girth, the resulting “lump” turned out to be 17.46 cm. (Guinness World Records) 
The largest number of mugs of beer that a woman carried 40 meters is 19.
This was done by Anita Schwarz in Mesenich, Germany on November 9, 2008 on Guinness World Records Day. (Nick Hannes/Guinness World Records) 
Sam Wakeling rode 453.6 km on a unicycle in a day in Aberystwyth, Wales from 29 to 30 September 2007. (Guinness World Records) 
Jean-Francis Vernetti of Switzerland has collected 8,888 different Do Not Disturb signs from hotels in 189 countries since 1985. (Guinness World Records) 
The total length of the nails of Melvin Booth (left) from Michigan is 9.05 meters. Lee Redmont (right), who hasn't cut her nails since 1979 and filed them carefully to grow to 8.65 meters, lost her "wealth" in an accident in February.
The 68-year-old record holder says that this is the most dramatic event in her life, but also admits that it is much easier without them. (Ranald Mackechnie/Guinness World Records) 
227 T-shirts were worn by Jeff Van Dyck at the Unizo event in Brecht, Belgium on April 24, 2008. (Guinness World Records) 
Harry Turner from the UK can stretch his skin on his stomach up to 15.8 centimeters, and all because of his Ehlers-Danlos syndrome - a connective tissue disorder that affects the skin, ligaments and internal organs.
This disease affects collagen, which strengthens the skin and determines the level of its elasticity, which leads to weakening of the skin and increased joint mobility.
In more serious cases, it can be fatal as a result of ruptured blood vessels. (Ranald Mackechnie/Guinness World Records) 
1 911 - exactly the same number of bottles of soda with Mentos were collected in one place, namely in Latvia by students high school business TURIBA June 19, 2008. 
The largest jicama weighs 21 kg and was grown by Leo Sutisna in West Java, Indonesia. (Guinness World Records) 
The largest collection of clones from the LEGO Star Wars game consisted of 35,310 individual models and was compiled by LEGO in Slough, UK on June 27, 2008. (Guinness World Records) 
The oldest person to bungee jump is Helmut Wirtz.
Wirtz was 83 years 8 months and 7 days old when he bungee jumped in Duisburg, Germany on August 9, 2008. (Guinness World Records) 
The largest collection of watches belongs to Jack Schoff from the USA, who put together 1094 watches on June 17, 2008. (Guinness World Records) 
A new record was set on January 23, 2009 by Wim Hof from the Netherlands - he spent 1 hour 42 minutes 22 seconds completely buried in the snow. (John Wright/Guinness World Records) 
The largest chalk drawing was 8,361.31 meters and was drawn by 5,578 children from Alameda, California schools for a special children's project from May 27 to June 7, 2008. (Guinness World Records) 
The record for the fastest ride on the rear wheel of a motorcycle sitting on the handlebars was achieved by Enda Wright in York, UK, on July 11, 2006 and was 173.81 kilometers per hour. (Guinness World Records) 
The longest skis in the world are 534 meters long. These skis were used by 1043 skiers at an event in Sweden on 13 September 2008. (Jonas Borg/Guinness World Records) 
The oldest table tennis player is Dorothy de Lowe.
She was 97 years old when she represented Australia at the 14th World Veteran Table Tennis Championships in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on May 25, 2008. (Guinness World Records) 
The "Snake Boat" from Aleppi, Kerala, India, is 43.7 meters long.
Her team consists of 143 people, including 118 rowers, 2 drummers, 5 helmsmen and 18 singers.
The boat appeared in public in Kerala, India on May 1, 2008. (Guinness World Records) 
The most high speed on a skateboard in a standing position was 113 km per hour.
This record was set by Douglas da Silva in Rio Grande do Sull, Brazil on October 20, 2007. (Guinness World Records) 
The largest gathering of Santa Clauses took place at Gilhall Square in Derry, Northern Ireland, December 9, 2007 and amounted to 13,000 people. (Guinness World Records) 
PAV1 Badger, created by Howe and Howe Technologies, became the smallest armored vehicle, being only 1 meter wide.
It's strong enough to knock down doors, yet compact enough to fit in an elevator. It was commissioned by the California Public Protective Service. (Guinness World Records) 
Jalapi Roland from Hungary set an unusual record on November 12, 2008: a horse dragged a burning Roland 472.8 meters. (Guinness World Records) 
The highest speed of the lawn mower was 98 km per hour.
The record was set by Tommy Passemante from the USA at Miller Park in Utah on November 18, 2008, especially for the MTV show Nitro Circus. (Nate Christenson/Guinness World Records) 
Japanese Kenichi Ito got into the Guinness Book of Records as the person who ran the fastest 100 meters on all fours - in just 18.58 seconds.
The record was set in Tokyo on November 13, 2008. (Guinness World Records) 
The longest distance that a person has traveled on a bicycle without touching the ground for exactly one day is 890.2 km.
The record holder was Marko Balo from Slovenia on September 6-7, 2008. (Guinness World Records) 
The beard of Sarwan Sing from Canada measured 2.33 meters from the tip of his chin to the tip of his beard.
The record was recorded on November 11, 2008. (Guinness World Records) 
Ashrita Furman cracked 80 eggs on his head in one minute at New York's Panorama Cafe on December 10, 2008. (Guinness World Records) 
The longest ears of the dog reach 34.9 cm on the right and 34.2 cm on the left. The ears belong to Tigger, a Bloodhound owned by Brian and Christina Flessner of Illinois. (Ranald Mackechnie/Guinness World Records) 
Indian Anthony Victor grows hair from his ears that reaches 18.1 cm in length. (Guinness World Records) 
The space cowboy, also known as Cheyne Hultgren from the show "Lo Show Dei Record", set a world record on April 25, 2009 in Milan: he dragged 411.65 kilograms only with the help of his eye sockets. (Guinness World Records) 
The heaviest transport that a person moved 30.48 meters weighed 57,243 kg.
It was dragged by Kevin Fast from Canada to the TV show "Live with Regis & Kelly" in New York on September 15, 2008. (Ranald Mackechnie/Guinness World Records) 
The largest edible hamburger weighs 74.75 kg and costs $399 on the menu at Mally's Grill in Southgate, Michigan. This yummy was made on August 29, 2008. (Ranald Mackechnie/Guinness World Records) 
Victor "Lari" Ramos Gomez (pictured) and Gabriel "Danny" Gomez (both from Mexico) are two members of a five-generation family who suffer from a rare disorder called congenital hypertrichosis, characterized by increased facial and body hair.
Women in the family have a light coat of hair, while men have hair covering approximately 98% of the body, excluding the palms and feet. (John Wright/Guinness World Records) 
Ilrek Yilmaz of Turkey squeezed 279.5 cm of milk out of his eyes at the Armada Hotel in Istanbul, Turkey on September 1, 2004. (John Wright/Guinness World Records) 
Mike Howard from the UK walked the beam between two balloons at an altitude of 6,522 meters near Somerset, UK on September 1, 2004.
This feat was filmed for the television show Guinness World Records: 50 Years 50 Records. (Guinness World Records) 
The heaviest apple weighed 1,849 grams. He was raised by Hisato Iwasaki on his farm in Hirosaki, Japan. The apple was plucked on October 24, 2005. (Guinness World Records) 
On July 7, 2006, the smallest horse was Tambelina, a miniature bay mare 44.5 cm at the withers, owned by Kay and Paul Gossling of St. Louis, Missouri.
Radar - a Belgian heavy horse - on July 27, 2004 was 19 palms without hooves. Radar lives on the farm of Priefert Manufacturing Inc. in Texas.
The horses were photographed together for the Guinness Book of Records on September 3, 2006. (Richard Bradbury/Guinness World Records) 
Bigfoot 5 is 4.7 meters in height, its wheels reach 3 meters in height, and this miracle weighs 17,236 kg.
This is one of 17 Bigfoot Jeeps built by Bob Chandler of St. Louis, Missouri.
This model was built in the summer of 1986. The car is "parked" in St. Louis and occasionally appears at city events. (Richard Bradbury/Guinness World Records) 
He Pingping from Mongolia - the smallest man in the world (his height is 74.61 cm) - stands between the legs of Svetlana Pankratova - the woman with the longest legs.
Pankratova's legs are officially 131.83 cm.
Svetlana says that she likes to have the title of woman with the longest legs, but this has its drawbacks - it's not so easy to find a man who likes to be with such tall woman. (Andy Rain/EPA) 
Michael Jackson impersonator Hector Jackson performs with hundreds of people at the Revolution Monument in Mexico City August 29, 2009.
The Guinness Book of Records recorded 13,597 people simultaneously dancing in the style of Jackson. (Dario Lopez Mills / AP) 
Kim Goodman from the USA can protrude 11 mm from their sockets. This record was recorded on the television show "Guinness World Records: Primetime" in Los Angeles on June 13, 1998. (Drew Gardner/Guinness World Records) 
Participants in the biggest pie fight at ABC Studios in New York on September 17, 2009 during the show “Live with Regis & Kelly.” (Afton Almaraz/AP) 
Himself tall man in the world Sultan Kosen from Turkey is measured by representatives of the Guinness Book of Records on September 21, 2009.
Kosen's height is 246.38 cm. Sultan Kosen, 27, says he is "proud and happy" to carry the title of tall man and men in the world.
"Before that, I had quite hard life, - says the giant, whose growth was the result of a disease of the pituitary gland. “Now it will be much easier for me to live.” (Seth Wenig / AP) 
Great Dane Gibson was the tallest dog in the world. His height was 107.18 cm from floor to shoulder, and on his hind legs he reached 2.19 meters.
In this photo, Gibson is playing with his friend Zoe, a 19cm Chihuahua. The tallest dog in the world died of bone cancer on August 12, 2009. (Deanne Fitzmaurice/EPA) 
The greatest underwater depth at which a person rode a bicycle is 66.5 meters.
This was done by Vittorio Innocente in Santa Margherita Ligur, Liguria region, Italy on July 21, 2008. (John Wright/Guinness World Records) 
93% of Isobel Varley's body is covered in tattoos. An absolute record among the elderly. (John Wright)
