World's Shortest People
American Caeleb Dressel toppled Phelps' 100-meter butterfly mark, leaving the swimming legend holding onto one last world record.
Kristóf Milák blasted Phelps' 200 meter butterly mark out of the water at the world championships in South Korea.
A statement from Guinness World Records explained that officials didn't want to mistake her for a doctor.
Steven Langley owns seven Guinness World Records, including “most paddle balls controlled simultaneously by a person."
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex just shattered an Instagram record.
North Dakota’s insurance commissioner, Jon Godfread, said he will contest New York City councilman Robert Cornegy Jr.'s title.
The previous tallest politician measured in at 6 feet, 7.5 inches.
Thousands of Smurfs and Smurfettes gathered to try and break the Guinness World Record for the largest Smurf meeting ever.
Masazo Nonaka credited sweets and soaking in his family's hot springs for his impressive longevity.
Researchers who verified Jeanne Calment's claim say the new theory is nonsense.
The 33-year-old from Oregon is the first person to cross the continent unaided.
The Kansas City Symphony breaks Guinness World Record for the largest tuba ensemble.
The tuba players ranged in age from 11 to 86.
Maya Gabeira broke the Guinness World Record for the largest wave surfed by a woman.
Kosmic himself seemed surprised how well his speedrun went.
Everything from the guy with the most body modifications to the cat balancing the most dice on one paw.
Ray Woolley broke his own record, which he set last year.
Eighteen-year-old Vako Marchelashvil of of Tbilisi, Georgia, spent six months preparing to the break the previous Guinness World Record of five cubes.
The world's oldest gator has been at the Belgrade Zoo since the beginning of World War II.