Palestinian 'Spiderboy' Eyes World Record

Incredible pictures show Palestine's so-called 'Spiderman' boy who is famous for his bizarre contortions on 'Arabs Got Talent' as he bids for Guinness World Record glory.

Mohammed al-Sheikh, 12, lives in Gaza and has earned fame as 'Spiderman' boy for his bizarre feats of contortion Incredibly, the youngster is able to bend his legs all the way back until they are hanging in front of his face. He has applied for the Guinness World Record 'most full body revolutions maintaining a chest stand in one minute' Standing just four feet tall, he managed to complete 33 revolutions, four more than the current record holder. Mohammed also practises stunts, such as performing handstands on the back of galloping camels and horses.

These incredible pictures show a young Palestinian boy nicknamed 'Spiderman' as he shows off his bizarre ability to contort his body into the most unbelievable positions imaginable.

Mohammed al-Sheikh, 12, says he dreams of earning a Guinness World Record for a series of stunning backflips and his unique twists and turns.
Standing 4ft, 6in tall and weighing just 64lbs, he can bend his body in seemingly impossible ways, throwing his feet over his shoulders with reckless abandon or jumping into a spider-like pose.