Even if a grown man could pull 95,000 kilograms, he still would get shown up by the newly crowned world’s strongest insect—proportionally speaking.
Researchers recently discovered that this honor should go to the Onthophagus taurus dung beetle, whose strongest males can pull some 1,140 times their own body weight, the research team reported in a press release.
The world's largest biceps belong to Mostafa Ismail (Egypt) and were measured
for left arm flexed at 64.77 cm (25.5 in) and non-flexed 62.23 cm (24.5 in)
and for right arm flexed at 63.5 cm (25 in) and non-flexed 60.96 cm (24 in).
The measurements were taken in Franklin, Massachusetts, USA which is where
Mostafa now resides.
The smallest monkey we found beside the area of Amazon. They also called Pygmy Marmoset.
They are the smallest monkey in the world.
Their height is barely 15 cm, tail 20 cm weight 170 gram.
They clatter like a bird. They first found in the year1823, west America in the Amazon side.
They eat the flesh of birds and another animal also eat insects.
We found 200 monkeys in this species in Sweden we found their likings.
They drink 50 days of mother milk and after 70 days they can eat by their own.
On that time they travel by the back of their father and mother.
Have
you ever wondered what would happen if our life cycles were reversed,
that is if we were born old and died young? Well, there’s one animal
that comes close and has achieved immortality in the process, just to
top it off. Meet the Turritopsis nutricula, a small saltwater animal or
hydrozoan related to jellyfish and corals.
Svetlana Pankratova (Russia) has the world's longest legs, verified as
measuring 132 cm (51.9 in) in Torremolinos, Spain on 8 July 2003.
Japan’s Hokuto apples, a hybrid of the Fuji and Mutsu varieties, are
known for their large average size so it’s not surprising that a
representative of this variety dropped into the Guinness World Records
for being the world’s heaviest apple.
Discovered by apple farmer Chisato Iwasaki of Hirosaki City, Japan, on
October 24th of 2005, the choice Hokuto apple above tipped the scales at
1,849 grams (about 4 lbs 1 oz).
Radar,
a Belgian draught horse, is the World’s Tallest Living Horse. This huge
horse, at 6ft 71/2in from hoof to shoulder, is from Mount Pleasant,
Texas.
At 2,400lb, he has a giant appetite to match, putting away 20 gallons of
water a day and 18lb of grain.
