Skydivers make record of world's highest and lowest high fives; watch video

In a jaw-dropping video, two daredevil skydivers made a record of the world's highest and lowest high fives. Skydivers, Emily Aucutt, and Josh Carratt, instructors at Skydive Langer, made the exciting yet perilous jump of their lives to create an extraordinary record of all times. The skydiving event was partnered with the sanitizer brand Carex. Take a look at the moments in the air.

63 seconds spine chilling freefall

According to Guinness World Records, the skydivers took their flight from Langar Airfield in Nottingham, UK. The field is usually used for skydiving activities. The divers took a freefall of 63 seconds from a height of around 14,500ft, the Guinness World Records added. They jumped out of a plane at the Langar Airfield near Grantham, England, and set out to complete a minimum of 30 high fives and low fives during their trip back to the ground. They managed to slap 32 high and low fives while plunging to earth. The video has garnered over 93k views with about a hundred likes.

Exciting World Records

If one scroll through the Guinness World Records page they are sure to witness some amazing talent from across the world. While some are exciting to watch, there are many which will blow your mind and leave you pondering. One such is a compilation of astonishing human body modifications that were made to the Guinness World Records. In the compilation video, one can watch the achievers who have made wild transformations of the organs in their bodies.

Recently, in another world record, a New York-based restaurant made to the Guinness World Records after they create the most expensive fries priced at $200. The dish, Creme de la Creme Pommes Frites, was plated by Serendipity 3, the Manhattan-based restaurant in New York on The National French Fries Day in the States. A plate of exotic French fries is made with the most exquisite ingredients brought from across the best places in the world.

(Input: Guinness World Records/Facebook)