World record

Despite the larger number of attendees, the Georgia Department of Natural Resources said the event went more smoothly than a parade in Texas on Saturday afternoon, in which several boats sank.

The lamb's gigot, a word for "his backside, his bum", was particularly good, according to one of the purchasing farmers.

According to the event organizer, more than 100 boats took part in the parade on Willamette River in Portland, Oregon, showing support for the president ahead of November's election.

The current confirmed world record was set in 2014 when more than 1,000 boats took part in a parade in Malaysia.

Rubble the cat's owner said: "He was an amazing companion that I had the pleasure to live with for such a long time."

The distance the flash traveled is equivalent to the distance between Boston and Washington, D.C.

Before Trebek hosts the Jeopardy "Greatest of All Time" tournament, check out 10 facts about the game show host.

The carefully-controlled conditions that allowed Kipchoge accomplish what was once believed to be impossible are also the reason it won't qualify as a world record.

The steer claimed the title from an animal in Texas.

Koxa beat the previous record by just 2 feet.

They managed to almost halve the time it takes a machine to solve the popular 1980s puzzle.

In a medical first, an embryo frozen for 24 years led to a successful birth last month.

French athlete known as The Kid has set a Guinness World Record for the "longest blindfold slackline walk."

Ten people could not finish eating half of a half.

Richard Browning set record in his $52,000 suit.

The cruise ship will have an ice rink, a robo-bartender, and a 10-story waterslide.

The shooter would have had to account for wind, distance and even the curvature of the earth.

Kushi started doing yoga to get over her breathing difficulties, and now she's a world record holder.

A fisherman in the Philippines may have unknowingly discovered the largest pearl in the world.

Researchers at UCL have achieved a download speed 50,000 times faster than superfast broadband.

Software engineers Jay Flatland and Paul Rose connected a 3D-printed frame to six individual motors controlled by a computer.

More than five dozen divers created a diamond formation in the sky.

The world's oldest cat died last month, and Guinness is looking for the next contender.

Wallenda's daredevil stunts—performed in Chicago Sunday night without a safety net or a harness—elicited both awe and criticism.