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You may not know this, Southern California, but there is importance among us. The latest edition of the Guinness Book of World Records boasts a number of record-breaking feats by Southern Californians. Los Angeles resident Chanel Tapper, for example, can maintain the state's longest tongue. Yup, that's right. Her tongue, according to Guinness, measures 3.8 inches from tip to top lip. She got beat out, though, for the world record by Stephen Taylor of the United Kingdom, whose licker measures 3.86 inches. Local collectors also higher in the charts. Denise Tabangui 2429 San Jacinto has cow-related items from March 2011. The collection was started in 1990 when he saw a picture of cow in the kitchen of his mother. Now she needs more than a kitchen to keep her menagerie own cow, which includes a life-size calf neighbors gave as a gift. Charlotte Lee of Huntington Beach has 5249 different rubber ducks - enough for the record books. His friends kept rubber behind glass in a room dedic...

The DNA sequencing of a 100-year-old hair lock of hair from an Australian Aborigine has exposed that he was directly descended from Africans who migrated to Asia about 70,000 years ago. According to ABC Science, the innovation proves that Aboriginal Australians have a longer continuous association with the land than any other race of people. The lock of hair was donated to British anthropologist Alfred Haddon in the early 20th century by an original man from Western Australia's Goldfields region. A worldwide team of researchers published their findings in the journal Science. University of Western Australia archeologist Dr Joe Dortch, who co-authored the study, said the finding draws up a timeline for Australian population of at least 50,000 years. The study found the hair had no hereditary input for modern European Australians who migrated to the country much later. According to the BBC, the study's findings challenge current theories that there was a single wave of migration ...