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Rope walker Nick Valenda walked one and a half kilometers on a rope over an active volcano. The crossing took 31 minutes and ended without casualties. Book of Records

The largest number of people in a Mini Cooper In November 2012, 28 British gymnasts set a world record by getting into a BMW in 10 minutes Book of Records

The most expensive milk in the world The cost of milk mice exceeds $ 22,000 per liter. Mouse milk is used in medicine. Female mice synthesize lactoferrin, which is used in the production of unique pharmacological preparations.

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Koko is the smartest monkey in the world🦍 The IQ (intelligence quotient) of this female gorilla was about 95, while half the humans on earth have less than 110. Book of Records

Record holder for eating the world's hottest pepper New record holder, was able to eat 107 grams of pepper in 60 seconds. Book of Records

The largest family in the world. Ziona Chana is the 67-year-old record holder. He is the head of the world's largest family, with 39 wives, 94 children, 14 daughters-in-law and 33 grandchildren, all living under one roof of a 100-room house. Book of Records

On Feb. 15, 2021, Zion set the record for the fastest 20-meter hand walk, doing it in 4.78 seconds. Book of Records

Tim Cridland is a man who feels no pain. Back in school, the "Torture King" amazed his classmates by piercing their hands with needles without blinking an eye and enduring any heat or cold without pain. Book of Records

American traveler Colin O'Brady became the first man in history to cross Antarctica alone. He traveled 1,500 kilometers on skis without resupply, pulling everything he needed behind him in a large sled. He reached the final point in just 54 days Book of Records