The highest recorded fever on Earth is 115 degrees Fahrenheit (46.1 degrees Celsius).
This record belongs to Willie Jones of Atlanta, Georgia, who was admitted to the hospital on July 10, 1980, suffering from heatstroke. Despite his extremely high body temperature, Jones survived after spending 24 days in the hospital. This remarkable case earned him a place in the Guinness Book of World Records.
It's important to note that body temperatures this high are exceptionally rare and often fatal. The human body has a narrow range of temperature it can tolerate, and exceeding these limits can cause severe organ damage and death. Jones's survival is considered a medical anomaly.
