Unbelievable facts
Pekingese Peggy was recognized as the dog with the longest tongue in the world (11.43 cm), thus making it to the Guinness Book of Records 2011, which is scheduled to be released in the coming days.
Mexicans Victor “Larry” Gomez, Gabriel “Danny” Ramos Gomez, Luisa Lilia De Lira Aceves, and Jesus Manuel Fajprdo Aceves ( Jesus Manuel Fajardo Aceves is 4 members of a family of 19 people who have been suffering from a congenital disease called hypertrichosis for five generations. This disease is characterized by excessive body hair. However, women in this family are still slightly more fortunate than men, who have 98 per cent of their entire bodies, except for their hands and feet, covered with thick vegetation.
The 11-year-old cow Swallow, who lives in Yorkshire, was named the smallest cow in the world because she is almost 84 cm tall. The tiny cow also makes it to the Guinness Book of Records 2011.
The longest hair in the world belongs to Chinese woman Xie Qiuping, when it was last measured in 2004, its length was 5.627 m. She stopped cutting her hair in 1973 at the age of 13.
Beer Barrel Saloon is the longest bar in the world (128 m). It was opened in 1989 in Ohio, USA. The bar has a huge bar with 160 chairs and 56 beer taps.
Andrew Dahl from the United States managed to inflate the largest number of balloons in three minutes with his nose. He set his record in Rome, Italy on March 18, 2010.
The tallest living person in the world is Sultan Kösen, a Turk who was born on December 10, 1982. He is 246.5 cm tall and lives in Ankara.
Dr. David R. Adamovich from the United States on December 26, 2007 in New York, “surrounded” the body of target girl Tina Nagy with 144 knives in one minute from a distance of several meters.
The python, nicknamed Fluffy, is recognized as the longest snake living in captivity. It is 7.3 m long and is consistently included in the Guinness Book of Records 2011.
The longest cucumber was grown by Englishman Frank Dimmock in 2008. Its length is 104.78 cm.