Record-breaker stands on pylon for 35 hours

An Israeli man has broken a world record by standing on a nine-story-high pylon for just over 35 hours.

Record-breaker stands on pylon for 35 hours
Mon, 23 May, 2011 - 22:05

An Israeli man has broken a world record by standing on a nine-story-high pylon for just over 35 hours.

Hezi Dean broke magician David Blaine's endurance record in Rabin Square, Tel Aviv by performing the stunt without food or a catheter.

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