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Bhut Jolokia, an Indian chili variety, has just been included in the Guinness Book of Records as the world's most spicy chili. This is a variation of the chili variety o…
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Bhut Jolokia, an Indian chili variety, has just been included in the Guinness Book of Records as the world's most spicy chili. This is a variation of the chili variety o…
In the fall of 2006, Guinness World Records officially recognized Bhut Jolokia as the ultimate hot pepper variety. The meritorious figure discovered this
A man living in the center of Indore province, India has just exhibited his rose garden. Highlighted among them is a lovely rose of extremely modest size. This rose has…
With a height of 1.47 meters and a weight of 34.2 kilograms, this cabbage has been recognized by Guinness as the world's largest cabbage plant. Appearing at the Alaska s…
Big Jake, the horse with the highest record in the world, has a height of 210cm, nearly 5 times higher than the world's shortest horse named Thumbelina.
Paws, the cat that owns 28 toes, broke the Guinness World Record, set in 2002 for the cat with the most toes, UPI reported on February 9.
Australian cat-headed ostrich is recognized by the Guinness Book of Records as the world's most dangerous bird. They possess a sharp nail like a knife and a strongest fo…
A dog in America has been recorded in the Guinness Book of World Records with the title of dog with the longest tongue.
According to the Oddicentral newspaper, the cat Cygnus has 44.66cm long tail to buttocks in June 2016.
If given by this spider, you will probably get 4 hours
A giant 8m long python found in Malaysia could defeat the previous Guinness world record belonging to a species of the same python named Medusa.
Sheep have the thickest coat, the fastest speeding turtle or the hound of a long dog
Have you seen a pigeon close to a pig, or a catfish weighing up to 1 quintal? Below are pictures of oversized animals.
Corduroy, a 26-year-old male cat from the United States, has just been recognized by Guinness World Records as the longest living cat in the world.
A panda in Hong Kong turned 37 this summer, breaking the previous world record of the life of this animal in captivity.