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1. Shridhar Chillal : World's longest fingernails
ShridharChillal of Pune, India, didn’t cut his nails for 66 years. Just before cutting them, they measured 29 feet, 10.1 inches in length.Chillal only grew the nails on his left hand this long, allowing for full mobility with his right hand. He started growing them after being chastised by a teacher for breaking a nail when he was 14.
His nails caused him a fair amount of physical pain and made everyday activities like sleeping difficult.
2. Kevin Fast: Heaviest aircraft pull
This record isn’t just the heaviest aircraft pulled, it is the heaviest vehicle pull ever attempted by man. By pulling a CC-177 Globemaster III that weighs a whopping 188.83 tons for 8.8 meters, Kevin Fast’s record is unlikely to ever be broken. Considering the fact that this is one of the heaviest airplanes on the planet and the distance for which he pulled it, breaking this record would be insanely difficult.
3. Roy C. Sullivan: Human lightning conductor
This record is pretty difficult to break because it’s somewhat accidental and you’d probably end up dead if you try it intentionally. Having survived being struck by lightning for SEVEN times, Sullivan earned the title of the Human Lightning Conductor.Sullivan’s journey started in 1942 and ended in 1977 with 7th and last lightning strike. Surprisingly enough, Roy C. Sullivan didn’t die from any of those lightning strikes but instead, committed suicide in 1983. Now, are you willing to get struck by lightning 8 times to break his record?
