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El documento describe cinco récords Guinness mundiales establecidos en 2015: 1) La toalla más grande del mundo en Chipre de 2,240 metros cuadrados. 2) La lengua más larga del mundo de 10.1 cm perteneciente a un hombre estadounidense. 3) El disparo de flecha más lejano con los pies de 6.09 metros realizado por una artista de circo estadounidense. 4) El salto más largo de un gato de 1.83 metros realizado por un gato estadounidense. 5) La creación del pal
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Record Guinness
Este documento presenta varios récords Guinness, incluyendo la persona más vieja, Tomoji Tanabe de 112 años; la mujer más vieja, María Esther de Capovilla de 116 años; y el hombre vivo más alto, Xi Shun de 2,36 metros. También menciona otros récords como las uñas más largas, el cabello más largo, la barba más larga, y el hombre más gordo. Cubre una variedad de logros humanos extraordinarios que han sido certificados por el Libro Guinness de los Récords.
Record Guinness
Este documento presenta varios récords Guinness, incluyendo la persona más vieja, Tomoji Tanabe de 112 años; la mujer más vieja, María Esther de Capovilla de 116 años; y el hombre vivo más alto, Xi Shun de 2,36 metros. También menciona otros récords como las uñas más largas, el cabello más largo, la barba más larga, y el hombre más gordo. Cubre una variedad de logros humanos extraordinarios que han sido certificados por el Libro Guinness de los Récords.
Presentacion records
Este documento presenta varios récords Guinness del 2012, incluyendo un camión convertido en capilla de bodas, el hombre más alto que mide 2.51 metros, el gato más largo que mide 48.5 cm, el hombre más musculoso identificado como el mejor fisicoculturista, el perro con las orejas más grandes, y la colección más grande de recuerdos de Los ángeles de Charlie con 5,569 artículos. También presenta al hombre más tatuado con el 100% de su cuerpo cubierto, la lengua más larga que mide,
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Este documento presenta varios récords mundiales relacionados con seres humanos y estructuras, incluyendo al perro más grande del mundo llamado Gigante George de 1.09 metros, al hombre más alto del mundo Bao Xishu que mide 2.36 metros, al hombre más musculoso Ronnie Coleman y al hombre más tatuado desde 2006 según el Libro Guinness de los Récords. También describe a la mujer con más piercings Elaine Davidson con más de 4,200, a la mujer más peluda Supatra Sasuphan de 11 años y al hombre con los pies más
Pastel eggs
Este documento presenta varios récords mundiales relacionados con seres humanos y objetos, incluyendo al perro más grande del mundo llamado Gigante George de 1.09 metros, al hombre más alto del mundo Bao Xishu que mide 2.36 metros, al hombre más musculoso Ronnie Coleman, al hombre más tatuado desde 2006, y al hombre con las uñas más largas del mundo de 9.31 metros. También describe a la mujer con más piercings del mundo, a la mujer más peluda Supatra Sasuphan, al hombre con los pies más grandes de
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Un suizo estableció un nuevo récord mundial Guinness por contener la respiración bajo el agua durante 17 minutos y 28 segundos en 2010. Un hombre turco tiene la nariz más grande del mundo, midiendo 3.46 pulgadas. Un gallego cortó la loncha de jamón más larga registrada en 2012 con 30.11 metros de largo.
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Presentacion record guinness
- 2. 1. Record Guinness a la toalla mas grande del mundo ● La lograda por Chipre en 2008, ha sido certificada por la representante de la organización Récord Guinness, que se ha encargado de comprobar las medidas de la gigantesca tolla de más 2.240 de metros cuadrados de superficie.
- 3. 2. La lengua mas larga del mundo ● Nick Stoeberl de 24 años de edad, de California, EE.UU. se ha asegurado su lugar en el 2015 en el libro Guinness World Records por tener la lengua más larga que mide 10.1cm desde la punta a la mitad del labio superior.
- 4. 3. Disparo de flecha con los pies mas lejano ● La artista de circo californiana Nancy Siefker, de 26 años de edad se ha hecho un lugar para el 2015 en el libro Guinness World Records por el disparo de flecha con los pies más lejano. Es disparo fue de 6.09m a un objetivo que mide tan sólo 5,5 pulgadas. | Fuente: AFP | AFP
- 5. 4. El salto mas largo de un gato ● El gato Alley de los EE.UU. se ha asegurado un lugar en el 2015 del libro Guinness World Records por el salto más largo de gato, de 1,83 metros.
- 6. 5. El palo de golf util mas largo del mundo ● El artista danés Karsten Maas de 49 años de edad aseguró su lugar en el 2015 en el libro Guinness World Records por la creación del palo de golf útil más largo del mundo.
- 7. 5. El palo de golf util mas largo del mundo ● El artista danés Karsten Maas de 49 años de edad aseguró su lugar en el 2015 en el libro Guinness World Records por la creación del palo de golf útil más largo del mundo.