A puzzle enthusiast in Ipswich has created a Rubik's cube from a coconut and managed to solve it.

Tony Fisher, who created this puzzle, told Newsflare: "Technically it's a ghost coconut 2x2x2 Rubik's Cube. Meaning it has 8 external parts instead of the normal 26. 'Ghost' refers to the part move required at the start and end of using it."

Fisher is also known for creating Rubik's cubes out of ice, cheese, salami and holds the records for the largest and smallest Rubik's cubes.

This footage was filmed on October 1.

Tony Fisher of Ipswich UK has created the worlds first coconut Rubik's Cube and it actually works! We see him scramble and then solve it. Technically it's a Ghost coconut 2x2x2 Rubik's Cube. Meaning it has 8 external parts instead of the normal 26. "Ghost" refers to the part move required at the start and end of using it. It comes from Adam Cohen's Ghost Rubik's Cube which was black and white. Tony is also known for creating Rubik's Cubes from Ice, cheese, wax, salami sausage, a pineapple and milk chocolate. He has also held world records for the largest and smallest Rubik's Cubes.