There is a light bulb in Livermore, California that has been continuously on since 1901.
There exists a unique book in Myanmar that's entirely made of marble.
In Susami, Japan, lies the world’s oldest operational underwater mailbox, attracting divers and tourists since 1999, boosting local tourism and economy.
An accidental discovery, Mazatlán holds the world record for the largest shrimp ever caught in history.
Located in Fez, Morocco, the Al-Qarawiyyin Library is recognized as the oldest continuously operating library in the world.
Learn about the world's smallest museum that is housed inside an actual teapot and resides in a remote location.
The longest verifiable pregnancy lasted for an astonishingly lengthy 375 days as opposed to the typical 280 days.
A chess player named Timur Gareyev played 48 games of chess simultaneously while blindfolded, setting a world record.
Cho Seong-jin, a South Korean criminal known for his talent of escaping prison has managed to escape confinement a total of 14 times.
'Orfield Laboratories' in Minneapolis, Minnesota, holds the Guinness Book record for 'the quietest place on earth'.
In London, the Old War Office Building—used by the British government's former department responsible for administration of the Army—has a staggering amount of more than 1,000 rooms.
Two twins, Amy and Katie Elliot hold the Guinness World Record for the longest interval between the birth of twins.
The Rafflesia arnoldii holds the record for being the world's largest flower.
Singapore Airlines currently holds the record for the longest non-stop commercial flight route.
The record for the world's largest pot of soup was set in Ecuador.
Until 1930, the Eiffel Tower, located in Paris, France, held the title for the tallest man-made structure worldwide.
The crack a whip makes is actually a sonic boom.
The Empire State Building in New York City has its own zip code.
The most expensive car key in the world belongs to the Bugatti Veyron, a luxury automotive brand valued at around $500,000.
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