Unbelievable facts
To celebrate its 60th anniversary, the Guinness Book of Records has released another collection of the most amazing and unusual records.
The first book appeared in 1955, when Sir Hugh Beaver, the manager of Guinness Brewery, was asked to write a book of facts and data that could resolve pub disputes.
Since then, the annual edition has become the best-seller of all time, selling more than 132 million copies in 20 languages in more than 20 countries.
The new 2015 issue also features quite a few amazing record holders, some of which are listed below.
Guinness World Records 2015
The shooter Nancy Siefker was included in the book thanks to the arrow's longest shot with his foot. A circus performer from California in the United States was able to shoot an arrow at a distance of 6.09 meters at a target measuring only 14 cm.
Lancashire cinephile Nick Bennett is the owner of 007's largest collection. The 47-year-old man has 12,463 James Bond items in his collection.
German Karsten Maas created the longest golf club, which was 4.37 meters long, and was used to hold the ball 165.46 meters away.
Nick Stoeberl from California has the longest tongue, 10.1 cm long from tip to middle of his closed upper lip.
Akiko Obata from Japan has the largest collection of plastic food, consisting of 8,000 items that filled her apartment.
Marawa Ibrahim set the 100-meter high heel roller skating record in 26.1 seconds.
JJ Bittner won the widest yawn – 8.6 cm.
Guinness Book of Records: photo
Antanas Kontrimas from Telsiai in Lithuania secured his place in the Guinness Book of Records for the heaviest weight raised by a beard.
Beth Johnson from Ohio, USA has the world's largest yo-yo toy. It measures 3.65 meters in diameter and weighs 2095.6 kg.
Read also: The most unusual and strange Guinness records
Yannick Read from London built the world's smallest van. The trailer was 2.39 meters long, 1.53 meters high and 0.79 meters wide.
Alley, a cat from the United States, made the longest jump for a cat — 1.83 meters.
The record for the most jumps on a nail board is held by Amy and Jon Bruney.
The world's largest disco ball is 10.33 meters in diameter and was unveiled during the Bestive Music Festival on the Isle of Wight in England.