
Yale leads with 18 NCAA-recognized college football national championships, ahead of Alabama (16), Princeton (15) and Notre Dame (13). As of January 19, 2026, after Indiana's first title.

As of 21 October 2026, Brunei's Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah has led his country for 59.0 years, ahead of Sweden's Carl XVI Gustaf (53.1) and Equatorial Guinea's Teodoro Obiang (47.2): 17 current national leaders ranked by continuous tenure.
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The saltwater crocodile is the longest living crocodilian, with typical adult males 4.0 to 5.2 m long. 16 living crocodiles, alligators, caimans and gharials ranked by typical adult-male length, with record lengths, weight, range and IUCN status.
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Heart disease caused 683,491 US deaths in 2024, 22.2 percent of 3,072,666 deaths, ahead of cancer (619,876) and unintentional injuries (197,449): the CDC's final 2024 top 10 by deaths, share and death rate.
View ranking →M&M's, Sour Patch Kids, Skittles and Reese's Cups lead CandyStore.com's 2026 ranking of America's top Halloween candies, a projection from 18 seasons of the retailer's own sales data, not audited industry figures.
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Ranked by combined worldwide box office as of 20 October 2026, the Conjuring Universe leads 14 horror franchises with $2.90 billion, ahead of Alien at $2.00 billion and Resident Evil at $1.64 billion.
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The reticulated python is the longest snake, but the green anaconda is the heaviest. Ranked by the longest reliably recorded length of any individual, with typical size, weight and conservation status for each.
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The 14 largest indoor arenas in the world by maximum published capacity as of October 2026, led by the Philippines' KJC King Dome at 75,000 and Philippine Arena at 55,000, with Japan's Saitama Super Arena third.
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From the Boeing 777-9 at 76.7 m to the 747-8 and Airbus A340-600, 13 passenger airliner types ranked by overall length, with wingspan, takeoff weight and seats. The A380 is still the heaviest and widest.
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Devastator stands 100 feet tall, nearly three times Megatron's 35, and the Autobots' biggest is the 60-foot cargo plane Stratosphere: 22 robots from the live-action films, ranked by the heights in the films' own scale charts and official bios.
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