A yet-to-be-identified Nigerian man has attempted to set a Guinness World Record by peeling 50 coconuts with only his teeth.
A video making rounds online shows the young man painstakingly peeling the husk from 50 coconuts with his teeth. However, it is not clear if he is breaking a record or setting a new record.
This follows the hype around Hilda Bassey, a Nigerian chef who recently cooked for over 100 hours in an attempt to break the world record for the longest cooking time by an individual.
The reason is obvious - he uses his mouth for a task that normally requires a claw hammer.
His real name is Ajay Singh Sisodia and he's from Uttar Pradesh.
Sisodia is giving San Jose's Joey Chestnut a run for his money. Chestnut consumed 74 franks and buns in just 10 minutes at the 102nd annual Nathan's Famous July Fourth hot dog eating contest on New York's Coney Island.
Captured on camera is the moment the man turns a huge coconut into a tiny, manageable piece of fruit with a couple of bites.
The clip shows the Buko King addressing the camera before slamming the coconut into his mouth - a loud crack noise can be heard as it ricochets against his teeth.
The coconut gets smaller and smaller in his hand and before long all of the fibre has been removed from the outer shell - a lot of it sticks to the man's shirt.
He then celebrates by holding the husked coconut out in front of him and the crowd of tourists laugh in amazement.
Later in the video a woman attempts to have a go at husking the coconut in the unique way demonstrated by the Buko King only moments earlier.
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