GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS DAY
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Baths full of snakes, underwater straitjackets and a meeting between the smallest and largest dogs - it has got to mean it is Guinness World Records Day! People and animals all over the world are trying to make their - often bizarre - mark in history.
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