The World Record of ‘identification of most number of dinosaurs’ species’ has been achieved by Master J. Jonathan Tait (04 years 10 months 13 days) from Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India.
On Jan 21, 2017; Jonathan from St. John’s Public School, identified Eighty (80) species of dinosaurs’.
The World Record of ‘largest basket sculpture’ has been achieved by Longaberger’s headquarter from Ohio, USA.
World’s largest basket sculpture: Longaberger’s seven story headquarters was completed in 1997. A scaled-up replica of Longaberger’s medium market basket, the 180,000-square-foot headquarters features cherry wood. It is 160 times larger than its model and boasts two heated handles that prevent ice from forming. Providing space for 500 employees, the giant basket shaped office is organized around a 30,000 square foot atrium with 84 windows ensures the interior with natural light.
The World Record of ‘largest collection of women handbags’ has been achieved by Ms. Kylie Jenner from Malmo, Sweden.
On Dec 26, 2015; Ms. Jenner has a collection of One Thousand Four Hundred Sixty (1460) various women handbags.
The World Record of ‘largest shuttlecocks sculpture’ Nelson-Atkins Museum Sculpture Park from Kansas City, Missouri, USA.
Across the expansive grounds of the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Eighteen (18) foot large four shuttlecocks are installed. Aluminum and fiberglass made shuttlecocks sculpture were commissioned with the funds gifted to museum from the Sosland family. It has been created by the husband and wife team of Claes Oldenburg and Coosje Van Bruggen.
The World Record of ‘most dangerous man-made walkway of the world’ has been achieved by the walkways from Mount Hua Shan, Shaanxi, China.
Mount Hua Shan houses the world’s most dangerous man-made walkway, a disjointed wooden boardwalk. At one side there is a chain to cling, and on the other side there is 3,280 ft drop. The walkway is having Elevation of 2,160 m and prominence of 330 m. The top of Mount Hua Shan is having a tea house for regenerating.
The World Record of ‘most people performing Lavani dance’ has been achieved by Sachin Mane Dance Academy from Ichalkaranji, Maharashtra, India.
On Jun 03, 2016; Six Hundred Thirty Eight (638) women performed the Indian traditional dance Lavani simultaneously.
