A Black family from Mississippi, United States, has broken a Guinness World Records title after eight living siblings recorded a combined age of more than 721 years.
The siblings, known as the Davis family, achieved the record through their remarkable longevity, with all eight brothers and sisters still living.
Their combined age makes the family one of the world's oldest groups of living siblings, highlighting an extraordinary example of longevity and family history.
The achievement has attracted attention online, with many people celebrating the siblings and describing their longevity as remarkable.
The Davis siblings' record adds to a growing list of extraordinary family longevity achievements recognised by Guinness World Records.
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