Unbelievable Records

She fell 33,333 feet with no parachute and lived. ✈️

A single tree in Utah weighs 13 million pounds. 🌲

The hottest place humans live is a puddle of acid. 🧂

We tried to dig to the center of the Earth. 🌍

Astronauts use a 25-mile eye in the desert to check their bearings. 👁️

There is a hole in the ocean where nothing living exists past 90 meters 🕳️

A Vietnamese cave is tall enough to hide a 40-story skyscraper. 🏙️

The Real Rain Man

The Man Who Stopped Growing

The 66-Year Fingernails

She Met Van Gogh

The 105-Year-Old Sprinter

Eighteen Years Alone on an Island

Ben Underwood, a boy from Elk Grove, California who was diagnosed with retinal cancer at age two and had both eyes removed at age three, taught himself to navigate the world by human echolocation — clicking his tongue and interpreting the returning sound — and could ride a bicycle, skateboard, shoot baskets, and identify parked cars by clicking, until his death from the same cancer on January 19, 2009 at age 16.

Lawnchair Larry

Fauja Singh, a British-Indian marathon runner born on April 1, 1911 in Punjab, completed the 2011 Toronto Waterfront Marathon in 8 hours and 11 minutes at the age of 100, becoming the first centenarian reported to finish a marathon distance, though Guinness did not ratify the record due to the lack of a birth certificate.

Miss Unsinkable

The Farmer Who Shuffled Through the Night

205 Days Without Time

The Wiper Wars

The Man Who Landed Twice

The Woman Who Outlived Her Records

The 68-Year Hiccup

The Iceman's Arctic Half Marathon

The Worst Movie

34,000 Big Macs

The 76-Hour Flamingo

The 80-Year-Old on Everest

The Living Camera

The Forest Man of India

The Man Who Collects Records

The Luckiest Unlucky Man

The Officially Dead Man

The Man Who Ate a Plane

Still Growing

The Edge of Space

The Champion Who Saved Twenty

The 33,000-Foot Fall

The Man Who Fell Faster Than Sound

The 29-Year War

The Human Lightning Rod

The Woman Who Met Van Gogh

Miss Unsinkable

The fastest recorded sneeze travels at 100 mph and can spread droplets up to 26 feet away from the sneezer

The world record for most toilet seats broken by someone's head in one minute is 46, set by Kevin Shelley in 2007

The longest recorded flight of a chicken is 13 seconds and covered 301.5 feet, achieved by a hen named Sheena in 2014.

The longest hiccupping fit lasted 68 years, with Charles Osborne hiccupping every 1.5 seconds from 1922 until 1990.

The world record for most objects removed from a single person's stomach is 2,533 items including coins, nails, and a live goldfish.