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A slam-dunking parrot, the tallest dog, the biggest biceps and the smallest bull who still packs a punch... They're all in the 2013 edition of the book of Guinness World Records. Published in 22 languages in more than 100 countries, it's expected to sell around 2.7 million copies. And this year's volume boasts a very special feature says editor-in chief, Craig Glenday. SOUNDBITE: Craig Glenday, Editor-in-Chief, Guinness World Records, saying (English): "This year we've found this amazing thing called augmented reality. It allows you to really interact with the pages and the record holders. You can pet the shortest dog. You can even see a parrot doing slam dunks. It is incredible." But not as incredible as some of the record holders. Johanna Quaas from Leipzig, Germany is 86 years old and still swinging from the parallel bars. Stand back! It's Sumo wrestler, Sharran Alexander, the world's heaviest sportswoman. And if thousands of Barbie dolls, or Hello Kitty memorabilia don't move you, then perhaps the world's largest bicycle will Which of course deserves a drum roll … from the world's largest set of drums.