A bulldog called Otto has broken the Guinness World Record for skateboarding through the "longest human tunnel" in Peru.
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Showing posts with label records. Show all posts
Thursday, 12 November 2015
Skateboarding bulldog breaks Guinness World Record
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Saturday, 29 November 2014
Largest cake sculpture record attempt
A world record attempt for the largest cake sculpture has been launched in London.
The massive cake was put together by forty five volunteers over six hours and is big enough to feed twelve thousand people!
It weighs two tonnes, which is nearly the same weight as an average African elephant.
But to break the record the entire cake must be eaten, with all the money raised going towards a children's charity. Yum!
From CBBC newsround
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Saturday, 9 November 2013
Book dominoes world record set
A book group in Belgium is celebrating today
after breaking a world record.
Watch this! Absolutely fantastic!
They spent a whole night setting up 4,845 books in a 600-metre domino chain before knocking them all down.
The books all had to fall in the right order for them to win the world record - and they did it!
The previous winners, from South Africa, held the title for a chain that had 2,850 books in it.
The Belgian group decided to have another go straight away using 5,500 books, but that one didn't work.
Never mind, they are still the world record holders. Check out the video.
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Amazing new world records revealed
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Sunday, 27 October 2013
Artist sets two pumpkin boat records in two days
Pumpkin boat man's record-breaking voyage to Isle of Wight
You may have carved one, used one to make a lantern or even eaten one but here's one man with a really unusual use for a pumpkin.
Artist Dmitri Galitzine has set not one, but two bizarre records, in a boat made out of a massive hollowed out pumpkin.He set a record for paddling 100 metres in less than three minutes in Portsmouth harbour.Then he raised the bar a bit higher and modified the boat to make it motorised.He motored off in the 'souped up' pumpkin crossing the Solent to the Isle of Wight.
Watch his amazing adventure.
From CBBC newsround
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