These are the strangest 6 Guinness Records
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Beyond the well-known Guinness Records of the tallest or fastest person, we show you the strangest records
Since 195, the Guinness World Records has been responsible for recognizing world records never exceeded, its first record was based on which was the fastest bird. However, according to the official website of the company, they currently have registered more than 52 thousand world records, and among many brands can be found that many may seem crazy.
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Greater concentration of Smurfs
Más de 2.500 pitufos rompen un récord Guinness en Alemania. pic.twitter.com/8eavU4q9vL
— ¡Ya Te Vale! (@YaTeValeFM) 18 de febrero de 2019
Perhaps the movie Smurfs influenced many people after its success in theaters, which was never expected is that 2,762 people would meet painted in blue and disguised as Smurfs to break an established record of the highest concentration Smurfs in one place. According to the RT newspaper, the event occurred this year in Lauchringen, a city in Germany.
More jugs of beer transported
Reuters-Foto von Michael Dalder: Oliver Strümpfel holt sich im niederbayerischen Abensberg den Weltrekord im Maßkrugtragen zurück pic.twitter.com/32cj2SridB
— Reuters Deutschland (@reuters_de) 4 de septiembre de 2017
Beyond knowing how to take it, Germans also have skills to carry beer. The German Oliver Struempfel broke the Guinness record of moving 26 pitchers of beer (473 ml each) in a flat 40 meters; this mark could not be surpassed since 2017, according to the Guinness World Records website.
Do not disturb
#recordguinness Rainer Weichert tiene 11,570 letreros de "no molestar" de diferentes hoteles y cruceros, de un total de 188 países. #Domingo pic.twitter.com/O6ZEKfgUNH
— Singha Beer (@SinghaMexico) 28 de mayo de 2017
It is usual for some people to use the door of their room to hang signs, including the "Do Not Disturb" sign. Rainer Weichert wanted to go further and set a Guinness record by collecting 11,570 do not disturb signs, which have been obtained by him on cruises, airplanes, and hotels in 188 countries, this mark was recognized in 2014 in Moers, a German city.
Soda and mentos
Intento de romper el récord Guinness "Mentos Géiser", durante @FIGLeon, en León, Guanajuato, México. (Xinhua/Notimex) pic.twitter.com/0M6GHMBzZM
— China Xinhua Español (@XHespanol) 16 de noviembre de 2014
Many know the consequence of mixing mentos with some soda like Coca Cola, the Mexicans also know it, and for that reason they decided to surpass the Guinness record "Mentos Geyser", by mixing peppermint tubes with 4,334 diet sodas, all at the same time and in one place, this record occurred, and was registered in November 2014.
Running with hands and feet
Su nombre es Kenichi Ito y es japonés, es el atleta nipón más rápido del mundo y parece que nadie puede destronarl… https://t.co/i2T93O2byC pic.twitter.com/d3SUBnE0gC
— Mamiferodigital.com (@Mamiferodigital) 9 de octubre de 2017
As for running, there are many records, but the Japanese Kenichi Ito wanted to do something different and that is why he is recognized by Guinness records as the fastest person running on all fours !, Ito has repeatedly exceeded his record, and this time he reached 16.87 seconds in 100 meters in the step year 2013, according to the jápones, his technique is based on the "mono patas" and has been perfecting it for more than 10 years.
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Bulging eyes
Seorang wanita bernama Kim Goodman berhasil mencatatkan namanya di Guinness World Records sebagai penolotan bola mata terjauh, sepanjang 12 mm.#AllnewCradio pic.twitter.com/6GWCyuiLTw
— C-Radio Semarang (@CradioSMG) 18 de septiembre de 2018
Although it can be thought that the bulging eyes are a matter of cartoons, the American Kim Goodman demonstrated the opposite, being able to take her eyes out of the basins to a maximum of 12 millimeters, this record was recorded in Turkey in 2007, and Of course, it has not been reached.
Underwater bicycle
#RecordGuinness Vittorio Innocenta en el 2008 paseo por las profundidades marinas en bicicleta, 66.6 metros en Santa Margarita (Italia) pic.twitter.com/gApw2XFSth
— Guapas y Apoyadas (@guapasyapoyadas) 17 de febrero de 2017
Everyone had ridden a bike at some time in their lives, although surely none had done it like the Italian Vittorio Innocente, who established the Guinness record of riding a bicycle at the deepest depth underwater when in 2008 he submerged 66.5 meters in the sea and beat any record of underwater cycling.
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Translated from "Estos son los 6 Guinness Records más extraños"