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A gentle giant in Farmington Hills, Michigan, has set a Guinness World Record as the world's tallest living domestic cat. Fenrir Powers measured an impressive 18.83 inches on January 29, 2021. The two-year-old Savannah cat's achievement was revealed in the  Guinness World Records 2023 edition, released on September 13, 2022.

At nearly 19 inches in length, a Savannah cat from Michigan was named the worlds tallest living domestic cat by Guinness World Records.

Guinness World Records has revealed some of its newest record holders for 2023, including the worlds tallest living domestic cat, Fenrir Antares Powers.

At nearly 19 inches in length, a Savannah cat from Michigan was named the worlds tallest living domestic cat by Guinness World Records.

At nearly 19 inches in length, a Savannah cat from Michigan was named the worlds tallest living domestic cat by Guinness World Records.

UPI – A Michigan man’s 18.83-inch tall pet was awarded the Guinness World Records title of the tallest living domestic cat. Fenrir, a Savannah cat belonging to William John Powers of Farmington Hills, was awarded the title after Guinness World Records verified the feline’s impressive height. Savannah cats are a hybrid breed resulting from the […]

Don't look down! Up Here — the Ontario festival known for its mural creation and presentation of emerging artists — is back on Durham Street...

Since its start in 1997, Almine Rech has grown to seven locations internationally to serve an increasingly diverse roster of artists.

There will be no more E3 2022 as the gaming expo has been officially canceled both physically and digitally. Several industry insiders have reported that E3 2022 will no longer be held and will be officially canceled. The confirmation comes as other gaming industry events return to face-to-face meetings.

E3 2022s all-digital event has been cancelled but the Entertainment Software Association wants to come back for a 2023 show.