The World Record of ‘most pricey cricket bat’ has been jointly achieved by Mr. Mahendra Singh Dhoni and R K Global Shares & Securities Ltd. from Jharkhand, India.
At the ‘East Meets West’ Charity Dinner in London, UK; cricket bat of Mr. Dhoni got auction bid for 161295 Dollars by R K Global Shares & Securities Ltd.
The World Record of ‘first to get sun rise on earth’ has been achieved by East Cape from North Island, New Zealand.
According to the time standards and Greenwich: Royal Observatory, London; New Zealand is the only country in the world where sun rises first. It is the easternmost country in the world and comes first in the range of light to start a new day. East Cape of North Island in New Zealand is the easter most place which take the sun rises first in the world. It’s a beautiful beach point which gives a beautiful sun view to watch. Mount Hikurangi, situated near to the East Cape in North Island is one of the highest mountain which has the title of striking the first sunrise in the world. Although there are many other eastern places which may sometime receive the first place to see sunrise than Mount Hikurangi because earth is rotating all the time.
The World Record of ‘largest wetland’ has been achieved by Panjin Red Beach from Panjin, Liaoning, China.
It spans over 51 square miles of coastal land. The soil is incredibly saline. Panjin Red Beach lies on the Shuangtaizi River estuary, just outside of Panjin city. Red Beach is famous for its landscape featuring the red plant of Seepweed (Suaeda salsa of the Chenopodiaceae family). Seepweed needs the saline conditions to grow. The seepweed matures in autumn then its leaves turn a deep red colour. Entire Panjin Red Beach is covered with it hence many Chinese people have dubbed it ‘red carpet beach’. The entire wetland is considered a protected area, as it’s also home to more than 260 varieties of birds and around 400 species of wildlife.
The World Record of ‘largest toast mosaic’ has been achieved by Ms. Laura Hadland from Warrington, Cheshire, UK.
Toast Loving Ms. Hadland turned a photo of her mother-in-law into the world’s largest toast mosaic by arranging Nine Thousand Eight Hundred Fifty Two (9852) slices of breads toasted at varying degrees to create the mosaic of size 32 ft 8i n x 42 ft 3 in.