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A Japan woman, Tomiko Itooka, becomes world’s oldest living person on earth.  She is 116-years-old, lives in Japan's Ashiya. The Guinness title transferred after Spanish woman Maria Branyas' death. when told about the title, Itooka, said 'Thank you,'

116-year-old Japanese woman becomes world's oldest person

A Japan woman, Tomiko Itooka, becomes world’s oldest living person on earth.  She is 116-years-old, lives in Japan's Ashiya. The Guinness title transferred after Spanish woman Maria Branyas' death. when told about the title, Itooka, said 'Thank you,' which is her everyday answer for everything.

A Japan woman, Tomiko Itooka, becomes world&rsquo;s oldest living person on earth.&nbsp; She is 116-years-old, lives in Japan's Ashiya.&nbsp;

A Japan woman, Tomiko Itooka, becomes world&rsquo;s oldest living person on earth. &nbsp;She is 116-years-old, lives in Japan's Ashiya. The Guinness title transferred after Spanish woman Maria Branyas' death. when told about the title, Itooka, said 'Thank you,' which is her everyday answer for everything.

The blistering chili Pepper X from South Carolina has officially secured the Guinness World Record for being the hottest pepper globally, surpassing the previous titleholder, the Carolina Reaper.

Pepper X takes the crown for world's spiciest chili; sets taste buds ablaze for three hours!

The blistering chili Pepper X from South Carolina has officially secured the Guinness World Record for being the hottest pepper globally, surpassing the previous titleholder, the Carolina Reaper.

A blistering chili known as Pepper X from South Carolina has clinched the Guinness World Record for the planet's spiciest pepper, surpassing the former champion, the Carolina Reaper.
Ed Currie, the brainchild behind this fiery creation and the founder of the PuckerButt Pepper company, compared his experience of eating Pepper X to enduring intense heat for over three hours. Guinness recognized this greenish-yellow pepper on October 9.
Pepper X boasts an astonishing 2,693,000 Scoville Heat Units, the standard measurement for pepper spiciness based on capsaicin concentration, the active compound responsible for the fiery sensation.
This officially grants it the title of the hottest pepper globally, outstripping the searing Carolina Reaper, also conceived by Currie, which registers at 1.64 million on the Scoville scale.
In fact, Pepper X even surpasses pepper spray in spiciness, as the latter scores 1.6 million SHU.
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Watch: couple sets new Guinness world record for longest underwater kiss

Watch: couple sets new Guinness world record record for longest underwater kiss

Guinness World Records took to their Twitter handle to share the couple's video who held their breath underwater for 4 minutes and 6 seconds

A couple has set a new record for the longest underwater kiss on the occasion of Valentine's Day.
Guinness World Records took to its Twitter handle to share the couple's video who held their breath underwater for 4 minutes and 6 seconds.
&nbsp;"These lovebirds set a new underwater kiss record since their joint love was the ocean," the world record body stated in a tweet.
The previous record for the longest underwater kiss is 3 minutes 24 seconds, which was set 13 years ago by Guinness' Italian TV show Lo Show dei Record.
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A man from California has broken his own record of eating the world's hottest chiliies in record time says Guinness World Records. But this is not the first time Foster has created or broken a record in this category

Watch: Man eats hottest chillies in 33 seconds, creates world record

A man from California has broken his own record of eating the world's hottest chiliies says Guinness World Records.

A man from California has broken his own record of eating the world's hottest chiliies says Guinness World Records.

Gregory Foster a California based recipe developer has created a new Guinness World Records of eating 10 Carolina Reaper chillies - the world's hottest peppers - in only 33 seconds.
With the latest achievement the chilli-enthusiast has broken his own record of eating three Carolina Reaper chillies in 8.72 seconds set just nine months ago.
The Carolina Reaper holds the record title for being the hottest chilli pepper ever.
Last year Foster who owns a chilli farm and a hot sauce company had broken another scorching speed eating record by eating 17 Bhut Jolokias- India&rsquo;s hottest chilli pepper in one minute.&nbsp;
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The stars of Guinness World Records 2021 are out 

The stars of Guinness World Records 2021 are out and they're all weird, whimsical and wonderful achievements that deserved a record title.

The stars of Guinness World Records 2021 are out and they're celebrating a challenging year, marred by a pandemic, which didn't stop people from going an extra mile.
From the world's shortest bus driver, to tricks performed by rats, here's a round-up of a few of our favourite ones. To mention a few, meet Luke Roberts from England. He calls his pet rats as 'the boys', who broke the record most alternating paw tricks by a rat in 30 seconds and&nbsp;most jumps through a hoop by a rat in 30 seconds. At 4 ft 5.6 inches, Frank Faeek Hachem from the UK holds the title for being the shortest bus driver! What's more, he drives an unmodified bus where he just needs to adjust the seat and steering wheel. As if that wasn't enough to make you wonder in amazement, 11-year-old Nigerian Eche Chinoso has bagged the title for the most number of keepie ups, that is 111, while balancing a football on his head.

The stars of Guinness World Records 2021 are out and they're celebrating a challenging year, marred by a pandemic, which didn't stop people from going an extra mile.
Just like every year, the book has listed some weird, whimsical and wonderful achievements that deserved a record-title.
From the world's shortest bus driver, to tricks performed by rats, here's a round-up of a few of our favourite ones. To mention a few, meet Luke Roberts from England. He calls his pet rats as 'the boys', who broke the record most alternating paw tricks by a rat in 30 seconds and&nbsp;most jumps through a hoop by a rat in 30 seconds. At 4 ft 5.6 inches, Frank Faeek Hachem from the UK holds the title for being the shortest bus driver! What's more, he drives an unmodified bus where he just needs to adjust the seat and steering wheel. As if that wasn't enough to make you wonder in amazement, 11-year-old Nigerian Eche Chinoso has bagged the title for the most number of keepie ups, that is 111, while balancing a football on his head. These are just a few of the record-breakers, who skillfully managed their way to shatter previously-held titles. Guinness World Records 2021 hits shelves on the 17th of September.

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