50 Rare Wonders Around the World

People often meet with rare worldly curiosity. Some remain a mystery, while others are explained in various ways, more like phenomena

1. The female who gave birth to more children is a Ukrainian. She bore 69 children, of whom only two had died at birth.
2. The world's worst child was born in 1954 by Italian Carmelina Fdere from Evers. Her son weighed 10.2kg on his birth.
3. Beethoven put his head in the water before he composed. Einstein until age nine did not normally speak.
4. The only monkey convicted by a true court is the Coco chimpanzee in Florida in 1984. This monkey lived with an unemployed artist who gave small spectacles. The stolen amount reached 200,000 USD. He was sentenced to life imprisonment.
5. The book that holds the biggest record for sale is that of Hillary Clinton, with the autobiography “Histor experienced”. On the first day of marketing in this book, in June 2003, 200 000 specimens of it were sold in one day (regard).
6. The most frequent name in the world in the international rank is the surname Chang. About 75 million people in China have that name. Second place is called Smith in England. About 800 000 people have that name.
7. The world's largest casino is located in the MGM HOTEL, Las Vegas metropolis. In an area of approximately 16,000 square feet [1,600 m], there are almost 3,500 automs of various games and 165 game tables.
8. The largest library in the world is found in the American capital, Washington. This library was built on April 24, 1800. There are 107 million writings of all the arts.
9. The only elephant in the world talking is a member of a Russian circus. This elephant can say up to 20 sentences. The elephant has lived among humans since they were very young and has been able to work on human sounds.
10. The world's shortest man is Gul Mohammed from India. After measurements made on June 19, 1990, at the “Manohar” New Delphit (In), it was achieved that it is only 57cm and holds the record to date.
11. As the world's youngest woman to date is considered Pauline Musters, born on November 26, 1876 in the Netherlands. After she was born, she was only 30cm. At the age of nine it was 55cm and weighed only 1.5kg, while at the age of 19 it reached only one inch [1 61 cm] long.
12. The country that consumes more bread in the world is Turkey. Estimates indicate that the average person in the use of bread is 199.6 kg.
13. The most drunks in the world are in Ireland. Each person has an average of 12.3 liters [12.3 L] of alcohol, wine, beer, and so on.
14. Most smokers are in China. According to recent estimates, 1,69 billion cigarettes (more than anywhere else) have been sold in China. Fifty billion cigarettes have been sold worldwide.
15. The longest operation in the world has lasted 96 hours in total. It started on February 4, 1951, at a Chicago hospital. Patient Getrude Lewandowski after surgery had reduced her weight during these 96 hours, from 280kg to 140kg.
16. Women's length record keeps Zeng Jinlan from China. She's already dead, but the record hasn't broken yet. She was two meters 48cm. (He died on February 13, 1982).
17. The record for heavier-weight women holds American Rosalie Bradford. In January 1987, it reached the peak of its weight - 544 kg.
18. The youngest doctor in the world is Balmurali Ambit, born in America on June 29, 1977. He graduated from Mount Sinai SChool of Medicine in New York City on May 19, 1995, at the age of 17.
19. The world's worst twins are the Billy Leonian brothers (born in 1946 and who died in 1979) with Brother Benny LLoyd, born 1946 and who died in 2001. They weighed after the age of six, one 337kg and the other 328kg.
20. As the oldest mother in the world to date is held by Rosana Dalla Corte, who was born on June 18, 1994, at the age of 63, a son.
21. According to the latest studies, a male spends an average of 3350 hours his entire life saving and sewing.
22. When a glass is broken, some fragments spread at 3,000 miles an hour. While the speed of others is much smaller.
23. The largest iceberg measured to date has been 200 miles long and 60 miles wide, it has had a higher area than Belgium.
24. The largest recorded wave to date was in 1971 on Ishigaki Island, Japan, at an altitude of 50 feet [85 m].
25. On a clear night, according to American astrologers, each person can see no fewer than 2,000 stars with a naked eye.
26. Only female mosquitoes sting, while male sex mosquitoes want to be <x0rsorrolling” in areas contaminated as marshes, etc.
27. There is more sugar in a pound of lemon than a pound of strawberries. According to dietologists, lemons are best consumed in water.
28. The state with more asphalted roads around the world is thought to be France. This is even marked in Guinness records.
29. An eagle can see its prey 10,000 feet [3,000 m] away, while horses can stand up to a month on foot.
30. It has been proved that no one can sneeze without blinking. Scientists have also experimented with this and have concluded that it is impossible.
31. The 20 - year - old girl's belly from South Devon, England, was extracted “top” from the hairs of her hair that had swallowed them. He was six pounds heavy. The operation was completed in March 1985.
32. Modern computers are built based on the nervous system, but even modern computers are not even approaching the level of a creep.
33. A grown man breathes nearly 250,000 times a day. And about 27% of food in developed countries ends up in garbage bins.
34. It has proved that the chance to strike lightning is 1 in 600,000. When it happens, all humans should not have iron things on their hands.
35. Honey can stay without breaking 3,000 years, and for that reason honey wax is used for the muming process.
36. Video games make children thick and aggressive, while overuse of their timeless computer can damage their nerve calm.
37. Housewives betray men virtually. They're happy with their physical activity and they're looking for <x0-type” of the internet spiritual satisfaction.
38. The marriage record has broken an 85-year-old, who has married 130 times. The unusual event has taken place in Kenya, where Ancentus Akk has declared that it has taken a lot of effort and dictatorship to have a happy family.
39. One American spent a week in prison because his three young children had been burned by the sun during vacations on the beach.
40. Construction of the White House in America began in 1792. In 1800 the president and Mrs. John Adams were the first family to live there.
41. Tears have been found to have the effect of removing bacteria and protecting your eyes from infections.
42. In human language there are 100 types of veins to enjoy. There are 130 million visual cells in the eye.
43. The crocodile is the only animal that goes on and on until the last day of its existence, its inches vary from month to month.
44. The Titanic is the first giant ship in the world. Capacity has been 49,000 tons, with a height of 268 feet and a height of 53m. 1343 travelers could travel.
45. The longest song in the world of music is held by the Soviet anthem, made up of 65 dens. In May 1987, a Canadian moderator thought to add anthem, which in a few weeks the record reached 689 stanzas.
46. Because of surgery on an eighth of London's patient, surgeons removed some 230530 small stones from its fifth - to 15 - inch [1.5 / 15 mm] fever.
47. The oldest brain in the world was found by archaeologists at Torfmor in Florida. It was the brain of a 45-year-old who lived nearly 8,000 years ago.
48. World's longest poetry was completed after 30 years of work by writer Jose Rumanzo from Equador. “Perusia” consists of 7 volumes, 5,000 pages, and 230,000 lines.
49. An ostrich's eye is greater than his brain, while there are more than 32 muscles in the cat's brain.
50. It has been proved that an adult bear can run as fast as a horse. The turtle, on the other hand, can walk 10 miles an hour. /bota.al