TITLE: Isoperimetric inequality on the plane
QUESTION [8 upvotes]: Let $A$ be a connected compact domain with smooth boundary in the Euclidean 2-plane. Assume its diameter is at most $d$. Assume that the second fundamental form of the boundary is at most $-c$ where $c\geq 0$ (equivalently, the curvature of the boundary is at most $-c$).
Is there an upper estimate on the length of the boundary in terms of $d,c$?
Remark. If $c=0$ then the domain $A$ is convex and hence the length of the boundary is known to be at most $2\pi d$.

REPLY [12 votes]: No, there is no bound --- yinyang is our friend.

This example works if $d\cdot c>2$; otherwise there should be an upper bound.