The Guinness Book of Records has been updated with new achievements (13 photos + 1 video)

The latest edition of Guinness World Records includes 2,638 achievements, more than 80% of them are new and updated. So, they became record holders giant bull Tommy, owner of the most extensive collection of plush bear cubs, as well as a woman who completed thirteen horse jumps in 30 seconds.





13-year-old bull Tommy from Massachusetts is 186 see Fred calls his pet a "gentle giant." Daily Tommy eats 13 kg of dry grain and 31 kg of hay, which is equivalent to the weight of a cub hippopotamus, and drinks 140-180 liters of water per day.







American Nicholas Cherrywood is also on the list - his collection of Care Bears totals 1,234 pieces.



14-year-old Amir Menendez from California is the owner of the most luxurious afro hairstyle among men (hair height is more than 19 cm, and width - more than 24 cm).



Tian Rui from China built the tallest house of cards in one hour (27 levels) and 12 hours (50 levels).



American Grace Goode set a record for the number of hoops rotated simultaneously (8).



A few years ago, 71-year-old Ginny McCall from the USA opened ninja tournaments for himself, and now holds the championship among the oldest female athletes



Tom Enoch, an 18-year-old athlete with Down syndrome from England Leamington Spa holds 24 records. He completed 25 squats in 30 seconds and lifted 275 kg, setting a record for squats with heaviest weight in 30 seconds.

During the pandemic, Enoch launched TomFit online workouts, which he continues to teach five times a week.



Danish Amanda Staalsoe set two records by performing thirteen horse jumps in 30 seconds and five scissor exercises in 30 seconds.



Sidakdeep Chahal from India grew the longest hair among teenagers - 131 cm.



Frenchwoman Melody Donde set a record among women in the number of touches of the soccer ball with the soles (227 touches in 1 minute).



Japanese Ryusei Ouchi performed the most number of ollies in one minute while blindfolded.



In Abu Dhabi, a record was set for the largest crowd of people dressed in astronaut suits (940 people).



This year more than 30,000 people presented their achievements applicants, of which 2638 were selected. The 74th issue is dedicated to water topic: these are records of marine life, and brave sailors, and even rivers and lakes.