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Guinness World Records: Most Baranis in 60 Seconds

Dominic Swaffer is one amazing gymnast! Watch him break the record for performing the most barani somersaults.

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Bullfrogs

Bullfrogs don't only snack on flies—they'll eat almost anything that will fit in their mouths!
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Brave or crazy? You decide! This kid is setting a world record for having the most snails on his face. Check out the video and other wild Guinness World Records.

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    Volcanoes 101

    Both creators and destroyers, volcanoes prove that beneath its calm surface, Earth remains a living planet.

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    Tall Tail

    Spider monkeys move through the trees on "all fives"—they use their tails like an extra arm! Get a grip in this video.

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    Videos En Español

    Aprende acerca de sitios fascinantes y de animales increíbles con National Geographic para Niños.

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    Molas

    These are the largest of the bony fish and are a favorite snack of sea lions.

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    Sita the Tiger

    Get a glimpse of Sita the tiger with her cubs on Wild Detectives.

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Did You Know?

Dinosaur bones were mistaken for dragon bones when they were first discovered in China more than 2,000 years ago.