Most Daring And Strange Guinness Records From Around The World
People across the world have shown tremendous courage and focus is either creating or breaking world records. Here are some of daring and strange ones.
Andrew Stanton from the US successfully passed a 3.63-metre-long metal coil through his nose and out of his mouth, creating a Guinness world record. (Guinness)
Dinesh Sunar from Nepal holds the record for most blindfolded backwards standing somersaults in one minute. He performed 21 somersaults in under a minute. (Facebook)
British skateboarding and puzzle-solving pro George Scholey broke the world record for most Rubik's cubes solved on a skateboard in London, the UK, in 2022. He managed to solve 500 cubes, beating the previous record of 300. (Guinness)
Circus maverick Nicolas Montes de Oca from Mexico holds the records for the most single-arm handstands in one minute, the men's most handstands in one minute and the most alternating single-arm handstands in one minute. (Facebook)
Czech Republic's Fakir Zdenek Zahradka survived inside a coffin for 10 days, setting a world record. Inside the coffin, he was only connected with the outside world through a ventilation pipe. (Pixabay)
