UK SUCK UK Guinness World Records Measuring Tape (Collaboration Edition)

This is a double-sided, auto-locking measuring tape filled with captivating size-based world records and facts. It allows you to see how your possessions stack up against the biggest and most astonishing feats of length. Did you know a flea can jump 18cm? That's the equivalent of a human jumping 50 meters, or have you always wondered what the longest tongue in the animal kingdom looks like? This makes for an excellent gift for curious kids and knowledge-loving adults (or anyone who needs a tape measure). Features 60 records ranging from the scientific to the absurd, in both cm and inches. https://cdn1-next.cybassets.com/s/files/5993/ckeditor/pictures/content_26b00b95-0670-4192-9477-b6db73f4e301.jpg https://cdn1-next.cybassets.com/s/files/5993/ckeditor/pictures/content_c428a745-faa7-406e-a2f6-19ded09897ec.jpg https://cdn1-next.cybassets.com/s/files/5993/ckeditor/pictures/content_db64fa9b-f38f-48c7-ab00-11b2874b515e.jpg ※What is Guinness World Records? Guinness World Records is a world-renowned record-keeping and verification body. They specialize in documenting and recognizing a vast array of world records, covering diverse fields such as human achievements, natural phenomena, culture and arts, sports, science and technology, and more. These records often involve extremes like the biggest, fastest, tallest, heaviest, smallest, longest, or oldest in the world. Guinness World Records was first established in 1955. Initially, it was created by the managing director of the Guinness brewery to settle disputes in pubs about which bird was the fastest in Europe. Over time, it evolved into a globally recognized record-keeping organization, documenting and publishing various world records, and releasing the Guinness World Records book, which contains many astonishing record-breaking achievements that capture widespread attention. In addition to its publication as a book, Guinness World Records also appears in the form of television shows and museums. Due to the book's popularity, it has become an international authority and standard for verifying the world's best. ※Fun Facts: How to Apply for a Guinness World Record? If you're interested in applying for a Guinness World Record, please visit the official Guinness World Records website: 1. Search and Select Your Record: On the official website, you can search for various existing records to see if there are any related to your idea or achievement. If you find a relevant record, you can review the detailed information to understand the application requirements and criteria. 2. Register and Log In: If you decide to apply for a specific record, register and log in to your account on the official website. 3. Fill Out the Application Form: Within your account, you will find the corresponding application form. Complete and submit the form, ensuring you provide all necessary information, including relevant evidence and witness details (if required). 4. Await Review: The Guinness World Records team will review your application. This may take some time as they need to verify that your achievement meets their standards. 5. Agree to Terms: If your application is approved, you will need to agree to Guinness World Records' relevant terms and conditions, including those related to their public relations and media promotion activities. 6. Complete the Verification Process: Once your application is approved, you will need to complete the verification process according to Guinness World Records' requirements. This may involve on-site measurements, evidence collection, and other steps. 7. Announce the Achievement: After your achievement is verified, Guinness World Records will officially announce your record, and you will be listed as a Guinness World Record holder. Please note that not all types of achievements are accepted by Guinness World Records, and the application process may involve certain fees. Product Specifications : ► Dimensions: 5.8 x 6 x 1.7 cm ► Weight: 24.4g