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Bookmark or Share- Get crafty with these paper records! | Guinness World RecordsThe largest origami snail ever was made in China by Pei Haozheng and his team, measuring 4.10 metres long, 1.47 metres wide, and 1.30 metres tall. It was folded from a single giant paper square! It took a team of 8 people working for 3 full days to complete this amazing origami snail!
- Rested Guinness World Records titles and why we no longer monitor themBy Vicki Newman. Published 18 November 2024. Guinness World Records has discontinued a lot of record titles over the years. In the (almost) seven decades since our book was first published in 1955, the world has changed. Whether it’s over environmental issues, concerns for the welfare of animals or even to ensure people are sticking to the ...
- World's Tallest and Shortest Women Meet for First TimeTo celebrate Guinness World Records Day, the organization brought together the world's tallest and shortest women for a once-in-a-lifetime meeting. It was an unforgettable sight.
- Guinness World Records - WikipediaGuinness World Records, known from its inception in 1955 until 1999 as The Guinness Book of Records and in previous United States editions as The Guinness Book of World Records, is a British reference book published annually, listing world records both of human achievements and the extremes of the natural world.
- Home | Guinness World RecordsWe’re on a mission to show off your brilliant brand, and your amazing products and people, one record at a time! Discover how record breaking can elevate your brand presence, captivate audiences, and transform your story into record-breaking reality.
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