bbs.keyhole.com — This series of incredible photos include the largest seed on earth, the longest residential building, Largest Quicksand, Largest Flower / Parasite, Deepest Cave, Largest impact crater, Lowest Elevation, Windiest place, Highest Elevation, Hottest place, Wettest place, Smallest Park, Tallest water fall, Thickest Ice Sheet, and Most populated city
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ultramontaneMar 9, 2007
Why do all the funny comments get buried?
Closed AccountMar 9, 2007
THEY MISSED one out - greatest babe on Earth (SFW): <a class="user" href="http://images.phun.org/phun/galleries/marisa_miller/marisa_miller_13.jpg">http://images.phun.org/phun/galleries/marisa_miller/marisa_miller_13.jpg</a>from here (NSFW): <a class="user" href="http://www.phun.org/phun/galleries/marisa_miller/marisa-miller.htm">http://www.phun.org/phun/galleries/marisa_miller/marisa-miller.htm</a>I feel she should be included as she is a naturally occurring wonder on Earth.
carolynmittensMar 9, 2007
regarding the world's largest flower/parasite:"How many of these strange plants still survive is unknown, but the last of them can be expected to vanish as the remaining primary forests of Borneo and Sumatra are burned"this made me sad.
coldequationsMar 9, 2007
One of these is wrong. I know this for a fact, because the highest windspeed in human history was recorded about a mile from my house. <a class="user" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oklahoma_Tornado_Outbreak">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oklahoma_Tornado_Outbreak</a> THAT WAS A FUN NIGHT.
speedracaMar 9, 2007
How can a river be awarded a Guinness world record? It's a natural occurrence! Mount Everest may be the highest peak in the world, but watch out! I hear that Mount Thor is making a bid for the title by planning on growing a few thousand feet on a diet of lava and minerals over the next millenia.What the heck are the requirements for a Guinness world record? For that matter, does it have anything to do with Guinness beer?
kingslasherMar 10, 2007
I thought this one was wrong: "The very bottom of the dead sea , in the deepest part, is over 2300 ft below sea level, is the lowest elevation on the Earth.It is the lowest body of water on earth, the lowest point on earth." The Marianas Trench is far lower than the bottom of the dead sea.
dagoohMar 12, 2007
He also wrote Dessert a few times...
sealab2021Mar 13, 2007
One really cool thing that has come from large tide difference are boar waves. They are rare but i have seen one :)
osubukuSep 30, 2007
cool pictures :-)Take a look at the pictures on <a class="user" href="http://www.mykayakingbuddies.com">http://www.mykayakingbuddies.com</a> for extreme kayaking pictures.