Longest Fingernails And 10 Unusual World Records Made By Women All Around The World

Guinness World Records (GWR) declared on Tuesday that Diana Armstrong had broken the record for the longest fingernails on a set of hands (female). According to GWR, the 63-year-old woman from Minnesota, America, also holds the record for having the longest pair of fingernails on either hand in history.

The organisation that maintains track of world records reported that Armstrong's hands' combined nail length is 42 feet, which is longer than a typical yellow school bus. Armstrong has reportedly been growing her nails for almost 25 years, according to GWR.

Just like Armstrong, many women around the world have a made a name for themselves by setting records in some very unusual categories. Here are some of them.

Weird World Records By Women

These 10 women hold incredible global records, including the longest life expectancy in human history and the most watermelons crushed between their thighs.

Lowest Limbo Skating Over 25 Metres 

By limbo skating for 25 metres under bars that were barely 6.69 inches from the ground, Shristi Sharma, 11, broke this record.

Fastest Time To Crush Three Watermelons Between The Thighs

In a startling 14.65 seconds, Olga Liashchuk of Ukraine squashed three entire watermelons between her thighs. She aspires to one day be the world's toughest lady.

World's Oldest Gymnast

As far as gymnasts go, Johanna Quaas is the oldest. She entered the competition in 2012, at the age of 86, and won, making history. She continues to work out at age 91.

Most Items Kicked Off Of People's Heads In One Minute

On June 1, 2016, Silvana Shamuon booted 59 footballs from above the heads of students in Waterloo, Canada. The effort was seen by a sizable crowd in the gymnasium of the Catholic school. Even while it may seem funny, consider how exhausting this must have been!

Most Grand Slams In Tennis History

Margaret Court has 24 titles under her belt, seven more than Roger Federer, the top male record holder. Also possessing more than Federer are Steffi Graf, Serena Williams, Helen Wills Moody, Chris Evert, and Martina Navratilova.

Most Gold Medals For Olympic Basketball

Basketball player Teresa Edwards holds four gold Olympic medals and one bronze, compared to top male athlete Carmelo Anthony's three gold and one bronze.

Oldest Living Person Today

The last person to have been born in the nineteenth century and still be alive is thought to be Emma Martina Luigia Morano. She was born on November 29, 1899, and just lately in her Vercelli, Italy, home, she celebrated her 117th birthday.

The Oldest Person Ever

The oldest reported age was 122 years and 164 days, according to historical records. February 21, 1875 marked Jeanne Louise Calment's birth, and she passed away on August 4, 1997. For more context, consider that the year after her birth, Alexander Graham Bell received the patent for the telephone.

Youngest Olympic Gold Medal Winner

At a little under 14 years old, Marjorie Gestring won the Olympic gold medal for springboard diving in 1936. She still holds the record.

Shortest Time To Score Three Goals In World Cup History

Carli Lloyd scored three goals or a hat trick in just 16 minutes in the 2015 Women's World Cup game. 16 minutes to score three goals at the professional level is astounding.

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