Maryland fourth-grader breaks can stacking world record
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Liam beat the previous under-16 record of 15 cans.
NEW YORK (Web Desk) - A Maryland fourth-grader earned a Guinness World Record when he stacked 21 cans of food into the shape of a pyramid in 30 seconds.
Liam Kalbskopf, a student at Walkersville Elementary School, took on the record for most cans stacked into a pyramid in 30 seconds in the under 16 categories and ended up building his six-tiered structure out of 21 cans of vegetables and other foods.
Liam beat the previous under-16 record of 15 cans.
"I thought being a little bit famous was a great idea, as long as nobody is coming to my doorstep to get my attention," Liam told The Frederick News-Post.
