More than 30,000 applicants submitted their achievements to Guinness World Records this past year.
Among the new record holders is Simeon Graham, 15, from Birmingham, who has achieved three Guinness World Records titles for the most juggling catches in one minute, with five, six and seven objects.
He completed 25 squats in 30 seconds to achieve the record for the most squats done in this time and lifted 275 kilograms to achieve the record for the most weight squat lifted in 30 seconds. Tommy, a 13-year-old, is a pure-bred Brown Swiss from Massachusetts, is the tallest steer in the world at 1.87m
Craig Glenday, the editor in chief at Guinness World Records, said: “Only a small percentage of claims have made it through the selection process, so the 2,638 records featured in the book really are the cream of this year’s crop.“I say it every year, but it’s the best edition yet.”
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