Longest Hula Hooping (Male)

Longest Hula Hooping (Male)

The World Record of ‘longest hula hooping (male)’ has been achieved by Mr. Ian Giles from Cape Town, South Africa.

The longest hula hooping by an individual using a single hoop lasted for 75hours and 30 minutes. Mr. Giles managed the hoop to revolve between the shoulders and hips all the time.

Longest Hula Hooping (Male)

Largest Number of Paper-molded Sculptures

The World Record of creating ‘largest number of paper-molded sculptures’ has been achieved by Mr. Mallela Venkata Subbarao from Tenali, Andhra Pradesh, India.

Mr. Subbarao has created One Hundred Twenty Three (123) sculptures by molding papers.

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Longest Hula Hooping (Male)

Smallest Sheep

The World Record of ‘smallest sheep’ has been achieved by the The Ouessant from the island of Ouessant, Brittany, France.

The smallest sheep in the world is also known as the anglicized ushant, ushant or breton dwarf sheep. Rams are around 49 centimetres (19 in) tall at the shoulder, and the ewes about 45 centimetres (18 in).

Longest Hula Hooping (Male)

Musical Solution for Balancing the Environmental Energy of a House

The World Record of ‘first to develop musical solution for balancing the environmental energy of a house’ has been achieved by Dr. Mahesh Kumar Ozha from Indore, Madhya Pradesh, India.

As on Sept 25, 2015; Mr. Ozha has developed the musical solution (CD) for balancing the environmental energy (Vastu) of house.

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Most People on Trampolines

The World Record of ‘most people on trampolines’ has been achieved by Urban Rebounding from New York, USA.

On June 11, 2014; Three Hundred Ten (310) were on trampolines simultaneously at Asphalt Green in New York.

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Youngest Wild-life Photographer

The World Record of youngest wild-life photographer has been achieved by Master Carlos Pérez Naval (9 years) from Spain.

Carlos gives many hours with unmatched efforts to have precise photographs of wild life. His photography has also been recognized by National History Museum.