00:00What you see in this picture is a puffball mushroom.
00:03A man was fishing on the river when he discovered the thing.
00:07It measured 81 inches across and weighed around 52 pounds when he cut it.
00:12Oh, and did you know that in terms of genetic comparisons,
00:15mushrooms are more closely related to us than to plants?
00:20This turtle was found on the beach in northern Wisconsin.
00:25In a small seaside town in Denmark,
00:27people have made the world's tallest sandcastle.
00:31According to the Guinness World Records,
00:33this castle is 69.4 feet tall and weighs nearly 5,000 tons.
00:40Here is the Hyperion, the tallest tree in the world.
00:44You can see it in the Redwood National Park in California.
00:48It has grown to be 380 feet tall,
00:51which means that it's taller than the Statue of Liberty.
00:55Imagine you go out to the garden and see this almost 3 foot tall dandelion.
01:00What would you do?
01:02When people are very young,
01:04they often think about breaking some Guinness record.
01:07It might be running faster or jumping higher than the previous record holder.
01:11But growing the largest watermelon,
01:13and still an accountant from Tennessee,
01:16grew a watermelon that weighed 350 pounds.
01:20In Canada, there's a cylindrical storage tank painted to resemble a Coke can.
01:26It's labeled as the world's largest Coca-Cola can.
01:31Meet Hercules.
01:32According to the Guinness World Records,
01:34he is the largest living feline in the world.
01:37Hercules is an adult male liger living in a wildlife reserve in South Carolina, USA.
01:43In total, he measures 10 feet in length,
01:47stands 4 feet at the shoulder,
01:48and weighs 922 pounds.
01:52Hercules also eats around 30 pounds of meat every day.
01:57Taking a picture of a large caterpillar on a toy Earthmover is fun.
02:03This carrot probably had its roots deep in the soil,
02:06and now, here it is,
02:08in the caring arm of a human.
02:11Even if you only eat this chestnut,
02:13you'll probably already feel full.
02:17Here is a rebel berry.
02:20Imagine, you're at a cash point,
02:22and the machine keeps rejecting its sole purpose.
02:25You know, reading the barcode,
02:26and then you notice that a small line has formed behind you.
02:30This barcode probably won't let this happen to you.
02:34It's a good barcode.
02:37Who is this lucky person?
02:39I mean, not only did they find the biggest piece of chip,
02:41but it was also in a single piece, not broken.
02:45I guess someone is throwing a party.
02:49I bet your eyes first go to the fire extinguisher on the floor.
02:52Only after that will you notice the small one on the wall.
02:57This match and that fire extinguisher could be relatives.
03:03The Grapist of all grapes is here.
03:06Probably every meal for the next 15 days included green onions.
03:11You know, to eat it while it's still fresh.
03:13I loved how the glasses looked compared to the onions.
03:18This family could make a lemonade for the whole neighborhood.
03:21In 2003, Aaron Shemul grew the heaviest lemon in the world on his farm.
03:26The circumference of the lemon was 29 inches,
03:29and it weighed about 12 pounds.
03:31It grew together with another lemon, almost as big.
03:36Look at this huge frog.
03:38Now might be a good time to debunk this myth.
03:40You won't get warts if you touch a frog.
03:43This myth might still be around because many frogs have wart-like bumps on their skin.
03:49These regular-sized penne pieces seem to be listening to the wise words of the longest one.
03:55The tallest penne has named itself pennegeti.
03:59It says that if you believe in yourself, you can grow to be as long as spaghetti.
04:05If your favorite fruit is spaghetti,
