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Kristy Love(05 of34)
Open Image ModalGeorgia-based masseuse Kristy Love, 34, earns as much as $1800 a day by massaging clients with her size 48NN breasts. (credit:Facebook.com)
Chandra Wisnu: The Bubble Skin Man(06 of34)
Open Image ModalMy Giant Face Tumor(07 of34)
Open Image ModalEd, the star of a TLC special, "My Giant Face Tumor," suffers from Neurofibromatosis, a disorder that causes tumors to grow uncontrollably along nerve shafts. These tumors have completely taken over his face, robbing him of sight, eroding his skull and causing deep emotional scars. (credit:TLC/Dr. McKay McKinnon)
Eye Socket Strength(08 of34)
Open Image ModalYang Guanghe pulls a vehicle with his eye sockets in Anshun, Guizhou Province of China on April 28, 2012. Yang Guanghe dragged a 1.6 ton vehicle successfully. (credit:Alpha / Landov)
Chandra Bahadur Dangi (09 of34)
Open Image ModalGuinness World Records officials have measured Chandra Bahadur Dangi to confirm his height of 21.5 inches (54.6 centimeters). That makes him not only the world's shortest living man but the world's shortest person ever recorded in Guinness' 57-year history. (credit:Guinness World Records)
Paul Mason(10 of34)
Open Image ModalPaul Mason, 50, who weighed 60 stone two years ago, underwent a gastric bypass after he was told he otherwise faced certain death. But he has been left with rolls of unsightly excess skin after the extreme weight loss and now needs an operation to remove the flaps hanging from his stomach, arms and legs. However, NHS bosses have refused to perform cosmetic surgery, insisting that he needs to maintain a stable weight before it can be considered. (credit:Paul Nixon Photography)
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Open Image Modal Chris "The Dutchess" Walton has entered with Guinness World Records book with record-setting fingernails to 19 feet, 9 inches long. (credit:Damon Scheleur for Huffington Post)
David Petrovic(12 of34)
Open Image ModalDavid Petrovic, 4, of Serbia is a real-life human magnet. He and his cousin, Luke Lukic, 6, have the medically unexplained ability to attract metallic objects. (credit:AP)
Donna Simpson(13 of34)
Open Image Modal Donna Simpson, of Akron, Ohio, holds the Guinness record for heaviest woman ever to bear children. She won the title by weighing a whopping 532 pounds when she gave birth to her daughter, Jacqueline, in February 2007 -- an event that required 30 doctors. (credit:Barcroft / Fame Pictures)
Pauline Potter(14 of34)
Open Image ModalPauline Potter, a 47-year-old, 643-pound Californian, has earned a spot in the 2012 Guinness World Records 2012 record book as the World's Heaviest Woman. (credit:Ryan Schude, Guinness World Records)
Susanne Eman(15 of34)
Open Image ModalBig model Susanne Eman, a 32-year-old single mother-of-two from Casa Grande, has made it her goal to break the world record for heaviest woman. Currently, she weighs nearly 700 pounds and hopes to tip the scales at 1200 pounds within the next decade. (credit:Barcroft / Fame Pictures)
Eye-Popping Contest Winner 2011(16 of34)
Open Image ModalJalisa Thompson, from Atlantic City, took the top honor and the $500 prize for first place at the Ripley's 15th annual Great Face Off. (credit:Ripley's Believe It or Not!)
Man With 12 Fingers(17 of34)
Open Image ModalYoandri Hernandez Garrido, 37, is known as "Twenty-Four" because he has 12 fingers. Hernandez, who lives in Baracoa, Cuba, is proud of his extra digits because they enable him to make a living by scrambling up palm trees to cut coconuts and posing for photographs with tourists. (credit:AP Photo/Javier Galeano)
Indian woman with two wombs has given birth to two boys(18 of34)
Open Image ModalRinku Devi, 28, with her one-week-old sons (yet to be named) at the Mati Sadan Parijat Nursing Home on August 5, 2011 in Muzaffarpur district of Bihar, India. An Indian woman with two wombs has given birth to two boys, one from each uterus. Delighted mum Rinku Devi delivered her one-in-fifty-million babies last Friday (29 July) in the northern city of Patna. Stunned doctors said giving birth to healthy babies conceived in different ovaries is so rare an average of one case is reported each year anywhere in the world. The babies, however, are not twins, as they were conceived at different times. According to gynaecologist Dr. Dipti Singh, "Rinku Devi suffers from a rare medical condition known as the uterus didelphys in which the womb develops in two parts, each with its own fallopian tube. It is quite a rare congenital condition and less than 100 women around the world are known to have it." Rinku's condition was not diagnosed until she went into labor, but after a one-hour-long surgery, she gave birth to two little boys weighing 2 kilograms and 1.5 kilograms respectively. (credit:Barcroft / Fame Pictures)
Foot Carpenter Sintayehu Tishale(19 of34)
Open Image ModalCarpenter Sintayehu Tishale, 42, hammers in a nail using his feet on July 9, 2011 in his workshop in Welete Suk, on the edge of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. (credit:Barcroft / Fame Pictures)
Foot Carpenter Sintayehu Tishale(20 of34)
Open Image ModalIn this photo, Sintayehu Tishale, 42, plugs in his electric drill with his feet on July 9, 2011 in his workshop in Welete Suk, on the edge of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. (credit:Barcroft / Fame Pictures)
Most Fingers And Toes(21 of34)
Open Image ModalAkshat Saxena had 34 fingers and toes at birth in India in 2010. That set a Guinness World Record for most digits, although doctors later amputated many of them in 2011. (credit:Guinness World Records)
Most Fingers And Toes(22 of34)
Open Image ModalAkshat Saxena had 34 fingers and toes at birth in India in 2010. That set a Guinness World Record for most digits, although doctors later amputated many of them in 2011. (credit:Guinness World Records)
Most Fingers And Toes(23 of34)
Open Image ModalAkshat Saxena had 34 fingers and toes at birth in India in 2010. That set a Guinness World Record for most digits, although doctors later amputated many of them in 2011. (credit:Guinness World Records)
Huge Leg Tumor(24 of34)
Open Image ModalNguyen Duy Hai, 31, of Vietnam suffered from a 176-pound tumor in his leg and has appealed for funds to pay for a surgery to remove it. The tumor has left him unable to walk. (credit:EPA/Landov)
Hairiest Girl in the World(25 of34)
Open Image ModalSupatra Sasuphan eats lunch in Ratchabophit school in Bangkok, Thailand on February 28, 2011. After Supatra was named the 'hairiest girl in the world' by Guinness, she says that getting the award has boosted her confidence and she has taken up dancing, singing, and acting. She loves listening to Thai pop music and makes her own dance routines to the latest hits with her friends. (credit:Barcroft / Fame Pictures)
Most Pierced Woman Marries(26 of34)
Open Image ModalElaine Davidson, who holds the record for World's Most Pierced Woman with 6,925 piercings, outside Edinburgh Registry Office following her wedding to an unnamed man. (credit:Danny Lawson, Press Association)
Larry Gomez: The Wolf Boy(27 of34)
Open Image ModalLarry Gomez, better known as "Wolf Boy" at the Venice Beach Freakshow, suffers from Hypertrichosis or "Werewolf Syndrome."
Conjoined Twins(28 of34)
Open Image ModalThe two-headed conjoined female twin babies in a hospital on May 9, 2011 in Suining city in southwest China's Sichuan province. The twins were born on May 5, 2011 by caesarean. Two previous ultrasound scans in September and February both reported a single embryo to her mother Bao Qiaoying, a migrant worker, until a check on May 3rd found it had two heads. The parents wanted to abort the fetus but it was already too late. The hospital says they are China's first reported two-headed conjoined twin babies, born 4.05kg together. (credit:Barcroft / Fame Pictures)
World's Shortest Woman(29 of34)
Open Image ModalIndian Joyti Amge, alleged world's shortest girl with a height of 22.8 inches, poses with her toys on the evening of her 17th birthday on December 15, 2010 in Nagpur. (credit:AFP / Getty Images)
World's Tallest Man(30 of34)
Open Image ModalSultan Kosen, the world's tallest man, with AOL Weird News editor Buck Wolf. At 8-foot-1, Kosen is the tallest man measured by Guinness World Records in more than two decades. (credit:Marc Hartzma for AOL News)
Tallest and Shortest Men (31 of34)
Open Image ModalSultan Kosen, world's tallest man, meeting the world's shortest man, He Pingping Turkey to celebrate the 15 January opening of the new Guinness World Records Live! Roadshow at Forum Istanbul. (credit:Guinness World Records)
No Bathing Man(32 of34)
Open Image ModalGuru Kailash Singh, of India, has refused to bathe for 37 years in the hopes that the gods will bless him with a son after the birth of seven daughters. (credit:Barcroft/Fame Pictures)
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Open Image ModalThis baby with six legs was born in Sukkur, a city in the Sindh Province of Pakistan on Friday, April 13, 2012, according to the National Institute of Child Health. (credit:National Institute Of Child Health)
Lots Of Fingers And Toes(34 of34)
Open Image ModalArpan Saxena, pictured here at 4, has 13 fingers and 12 toes, some of which are fused together. (credit:YouTube)