A Thai woman who spent 32 days with 3,400 venomous scorpions in a 12 square meter room has broken the previous world record of 30 days. Kanchana Khetu, known as the Scorpion Queen, was stung 9 times by the scorpions during this period in Pattaya, but she suffered no harm as she had gradually built immunity to the toxins. During her time with the scorpions, 400 scorpions died and 500 new scorpions were born. The previous record belonged to a Malaysian woman who lived with 2,700 scorpions for 30 days.
Scorpion Queen Breaks World Record
Kanchana Khetu, the Scorpion Queen from Thailand, has set a new world record by living for 32 days with 3,400 venomous scorpions. Despite being stung nine times, she developed immunity to their venom. This achievement surpasses the previous record held by a Malaysian woman.
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📰 What Happened
Kanchana Khetu has set a new world record by living for 32 days with 3,400 venomous scorpions. During this time, she was stung nine times but developed immunity to their venom.
- Kanchana was in a 12 square meter room with the scorpions.
- The previous record was 30 days with 2,700 scorpions.
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📚 Background
Extreme endurance challenges, like living with venomous creatures, are increasingly popular and often serve as a test of human limits. They attract attention for their daring nature and the psychological aspects involved.
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