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Man Balances Four Eggs Atop One Another to Break Guinness record

A man (from Yemen) broke his own Guinness World Record when he managed to stack four eggs atop one another without toppling over.

He (Mohammed Muqbel) first set the record when he stacked three eggs. He beat his own record by managing to stack four eggs in a tower.

He said the feat was more difficult than it looks.

He said balancing requires “tremendous patience, focus and calmness.”

“The most difficult part from the attempt was finding the center of gravity for each egg due to its unique shape and texture.”

The man discovered he had a talent for balancing at a young age.

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