Craig Glenday, Editor-in-Chief of the annual Guinness World Records book was sent on-site to verify the authenticity of the claim as soon as the discovery was made and a report sent in by Mr. Wigglesworth.
The world-record accreditation organization has now confirmed that the goldfish, named Herbert by the scuba-diver, measures a staggering 2.5 meters long (8 feet 20 inches) by 1.70 meters tall (5 feet 57 inches). Recognizing the mammoth goldfish, Craig Glenday said: “This is a once in a lifetime discovery, we never imagined here at Guinness World Records we’d ever be measuring a goldfish that was actually bigger than the world’s tallest man!”.  The tallest man in the world is Sultan Kösen from Turkey who stands at 2.46 meters (8 feet 1 inch) tall.

If you have spare moolahs’ attracting dust in your bank account then it’s time to invest them by honoring your beloved pet. For this you ought to be billionaire and need not think twice before picking this 500 thousand pounds (circa713 thousand euros) diamond-encrusted Dog car.

Designed by jeweler Stephen Webster, this collar is packed with Dali web cut 2-carat diamonds, a centre stone of 2.23-carats with a total calculated weight around 14.46-carats along with an attached 24 carat gold bone. Stephen designed this for a fashion show held by Harrods to exhibit the accessories created for dogs. The product is only from Harrods in London. But if you are looking for something extraordinary, then peek into the $1.8mn dog collar that is touted as the world’s most expensive dog collar.

Via BBC

The world’s coolest dog crate, the eiCrate, designed by Peter Pracilio for designGO! Brooklyn, New York has undergone a few name changes (it began as the Dog Cage), a few price changes and a few design changes. But the latest news is that you can pamper your pooch in an $11,000.00 22.5kt gilded version.