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Consuming all of our lifetime's worth of macs in a single bite🐋 Baleen whales are large enough to devour three times as much food per year as previously estimated, and can ingest between 10 and 20 tonnes of food per day. 20 to 50 million calories is a rough estimate. That's somewhere between 70 and 80 thousand Big Macs. Follow Our Page For More World Records & Amazing Facts.

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Happy Earth Day!

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The Flowing Hair Dollar is the world's most valuable coin. The first dollar coin issued by the United States government was this one. It was sold for ten million dollars. Despite the fact that the coin's original value was $1.

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Vaishnavi Phatak has performed the most number of kathak dances online.

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Libin K. Devasia made a world record for carving “Maa Tujhe Salaam” song composed by A.R. Rahman on pencil leads.

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Amit Rajpoot is the Youngest Columnist (Lead Article) at the age of seventeen, he published his first article in the Mainstream Newspaper.

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The time for women owning the cricket grounds is here The Indian skipper Mithali Raj, 39 set the benchmark for captaining most number of the matches in the ICC women’s world cup, leading her team to 14 triumphs, eight losses, and one no result in 24 World Cup games surpassing Belinda Clark, who had captained her country in 23 matches.

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The world's largest aircraft, the AN-225 'Mriya' (meaning Dream in Ukrainian), was destroyed in Ukraine by Russian shelling. The AN-225 'Mriya' was designed and built-in Ukraine, and it flew for the first time on December 21, 1988. It features six engines, 32 wheels, and a wingspan of 88.4 metres.

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An incredibly breathtaking achievement.. A freediver from Croatia Vitomir Maričić made headlines when he walked underwater for 107 metres (351 feet 0.5 inches) in one breath. It was carried out in the Thallassotherapia Opatija hospital's swimming pool.

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Tattoographer Karan from Delhi is the world's first fully modified athlete with uncountable tattoos on his body. Which has made him a unique personality.

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Let's celebrate this International women's day by thanking all the women around us who help us in million ways! Let's cherish women's hood with International World Records Book.

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An Iraqi man accomplished what many can only think of, he balanced not only one but 18 eggs on the back of his hand, for as long as 5 seconds.

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Age is just a number

Ayush Gupta hailing from Mumbai is the youngest numerology professional and completed his studies at the age of 18 under the guidance of his mentor Naha Dayma.

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Not all scar givers are enemies some are professional artists...

Rahul Gaikwad hailing from Mumbai becomes the first-ever Indian to be the scarification artist.

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Let's illuminate the town of God

On the auspicious anniversary of Mahashivratri, we would like to honour Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan for organising an incredible "Shiv Jyoti Arpanam" celebration, in which 21 lakh lights and dias would be lit on the banks of Shipra, in temples, and around the city Ujjain, the Shiv's own land.

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Indira Guha Patra, a West Bengali girl, has published four books in four years, covering four different genres. She is the first and the Youngest woman to do so.

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When your mind speaks louder than words Rameshbabu Praggnanandhaa has won the Champions Chess Tour 2022, becoming the youngest chess player to do so and the third Indian to defeat World Champion Magnus Carlsen.