World's oldest mouse discovered
The San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance announced on February 9 that a tiny California mouse has set a Guinness World Record for longevity at 9 years and 209 days old.
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The San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance announced on February 9 that a tiny California mouse has set a Guinness World Record for longevity at 9 years and 209 days old.
According to the official website of Guinness World Records, Centauri honey from Türkiye is the most expensive honey in the world.
This is also the world's largest cashew tree recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records, with a canopy covering an area of about 8,500 square meters.
Born on 26 August 1912 in Liverpool, Mr Tinniswood was born the same year as the Titanic disaster; he has lived through two World Wars, as well as the influenza pandemic…
The brand owner who created this watch spent 20 years finding each
Guinness World Records on December 4 released footage of Toyota's CUE6 humanoid robot shooting a basketball from a distance of 24.55 meters.
The world's tallest woman and the world's shortest woman met for afternoon tea in London to celebrate Guinness World Records Day, according to CNN.
On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the launch of the first Rubik's cube invented by Hungarian sculptor Erno Rubik, Japanese toy manufacturer MegaHouse introduced…
Kinmemai Premium is a hand-harvested rice that holds the Guinness Record as the most expensive rice in the world at $109/kg (nearly VND 2.7 million).
An Indian student has set a Guinness World Record by turning a ballpoint pen into the world's smallest vacuum cleaner.
The devil-faced fish is recognized by Guinness World Records as having the largest venom gland of any other fish.
A Mexican candy company has just been honored by Guinness World Records for creating a giant marshmallow that weighs more than a piano.
A man in Illinois just set a world record by squatting (lowering the hips and then standing up) 26,100 times in 24 hours.
On April 11, French athlete Anouk Garnier (34 years old) broke the world record after climbing a 100-meter rope to the second floor of the Eiffel Tower in just 18 minute…