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Gennaro Pelliccia's Tongue

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Amount: $16 million
Insurer: Lloyd's of London

The chief coffee taster for the Dunstable (U.K.)-based Costa coffee-shop chain had his tongue insured by Lloyd's for $16 million in 2009. With 10,000 taste buds on the average tongue, that added up to about 1,000 pounds apiece.

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The American game show, "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire," is actually insured against the possibility of a contestant winning.

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 Cole Avery Mortimer                           Troy Polamalu’s Luscious Locks

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 Cole Avery Mortimer                           Troy Polamalu’s Luscious Locks

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$1,000,000

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Madonna has a $12 million insurance policy on her bust.

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Bruce Springsteen’s distinctive voice has earned him a spot in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. His vocal cords were insured in the 1980’s for $6 million.

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Bruce Springsteen’s distinctive voice has earned him a spot in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. His vocal cords were insured in the 1980’s for $6 million.

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1 Million - Special Part

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Most Expensive Pet Insurance Claim - $20,628.00 US dollars.

As a nation of animal lovers, it’s not uncommon for people to take out insurance policies to make sure they can afford the bill if anything were to happen to their beloved pets, but some people can take things a little too far.

The record for the most expensive pet insurance claim was set back in 2010, with the owner receiving approximately $20,628.00 to pay for their cat’s kidney surgery. Apparently, the cat wasn’t particularly rare or special either, but just a common, everyday moggy.

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My health and well-being - $12,000

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Hunter

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Roberto and Jalime

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Twentieth Century Fox insured Betty Grables' legs for a $1 million each. This was during the 1940's, and a million dollars was equivalent to about a billion dollars in today's money.

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ZZ Top’s Billy Gibbons likes beards, legs and cars. The rock legend stars in Discovery’s “Rockin’ Roadsters” premiering on February 29.

Gibbons love of cars dates back to his classic music videos for “Legs” and ‘Sharp Dressed Man” where hot rods were featured.

“We’ve shared a passion for things that are loud and fast,” Gibbons told FOX411. “It kind of goes with the rock n’roll lifestyle, if you want to call it, a lifestyle but without questions cars, things that are loud and fast, yeah it makes sense.”

The rocker said the challenge of his show is “finding the old beat up contender and then bring it back to life.”

One thing that doesn’t need any revamping is ZZ Top, a band that has managed to stay together for 46 years. Gibbons credits that to having “a bit of the magic in trying to outguess who’s going to make the first mistake.”

We think it’s the beards.

“Besides having the luxury of being lazy and not shaving, we’re taking the safe route, taking the high road,” Gibbons said of his iconic facial hair. “We’re not sure what’s in here.”

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Mariah Carey's legs. Insured for $1 Billion

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Taylor Swift: Legs insured for $26.5 million.

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Megan Teed

6. Bed bug insurance

Renters and homeowners insurance policies are pretty comprehensive. But they don’t protect you against that most invasive and unwelcome of houseguest: bed bugs. It can cost more than $1,000 to get them exterminated from your domicile. That’s not counting the costs to replace an infested mattress! You may consider adding bed bug insurance to your existing renters or homeowners insurance policy; and if you’re a frequent traveler, you can add travel coverage to your rider, since most of the pesky pests are picked up outside the home