The oldest wing walker

Wing walking is an extreme sport that involves the performer pulling off stunts on the top of the wings of an airplane. It's a self explanatory risky act. Thomas Lackey made his second world record for being the oldest wing walker in the world at the age of 93.

Most spears caught from a speargun in one minute

Ashrita Furman established the world record of catching 14 spears from a speargun underwater in one minute. He caught them consecutively and with just one hand. Each spear was 60 centimeters in length and shot from a distance of 2 meters. Though he hurt himself while practicing, he went ahead with the challenge.

Twin towers walk

The French high wire artist, Philippe Petit, gathered the courage to perform this rope stunt at 1300 feet above ground level between the former Twin Towers without local authorization. He knew nobody would give him the go ahead and said, “Whenever I see a beautiful place to put my wire I cannot resist.”

The highest pool dive (belly flop)

Olivier Favre set the record of the highest dive at 177 ft and 54 m. He attempted a double back somersault. The water below was calm but Favre hit it at a speed of 123 kilometers per hour. The impact was so huge that he broke his back.

Heaviest car balanced on his head

John Evans had the uncanny ability of balancing heavy objects on his head. He even balanced a car weighing 350 lbs. on his head for 33 seconds in front of a live audience. He has performed several similar balancing stunts.

Most live rattlesnakes held in one's mouth for 10 seconds

Jackie Bibby, also known as the Texas snake man, is very passionate when it comes to reptiles. He has been bitten many times but he continues to embark on new adventures with them. Bibby once held 13 rattlesnakes in his mouth for 10 seconds and left his followers gasping!