What animal lives the longest? 5. What animal lives the longest?

The thousand-year-old king, the 10,000-year-old tortoise, but in England there is a toad that has lived for 6,000 years.

Scientists have reached a consensus that the most vigorous of animals is the bear bug.

The Italian zoologist Lazzaro Spallancani was also the first to study this invertebrate (millimeter-long), which could only be observed under a microscope in the 70s of the 18th century, and it was he who named the animal "bear bug", il tardigrado in Italian and later tardigrada in Latin. Bear insects can only live in humid environments, such as fresh water, wet soil, tree trunks, rocky mountains, and well-watered moss and lichens. Once the water is insufficient, the bear bug enters a state of suspended animation.

It's hard to imagine that 100 years later, a dried bear insect can be resurrected with just a drop of water. In extremely harsh conditions, it can be said that only the bear insect has the strongest vitality. Studies have shown that bear insects that enter a state of suspended animation can withstand freezing of minus 271 for several hours, can also withstand short-term temperatures of minus 150, and can also withstand a large amount of radiation and high pressure.

Japanese scientists have experimented with a bear bug that has entered suspended animation, put it in a sealed container, and then put the container into a high-pressure tank filled with water, gradually increasing the pressure to 600 megapascals, which is equivalent to six times the water pressure of the deepest Mariana Trench. In this way, the vast majority of the bear bugs that participated in the test were subjected to this test, which is simply unimaginable for many animals.

Scientists have reached a consensus that the most vigorous of animals is the bear bug.

The Italian zoologist Lazzaro Spallancani was also the first to study this invertebrate (millimeter-long), which could only be observed under a microscope in the 70s of the 18th century, and it was he who named the animal "bear bug", il tardigrado in Italian and later tardigrada in Latin. Bear insects can only live in humid environments, such as fresh water, wet soil, tree trunks, rocky mountains, and well-watered moss and lichens. Once the water is insufficient, the bear bug enters a state of suspended animation.

It's hard to imagine that 100 years later, a dried bear insect can be resurrected with just a drop of water. In extremely harsh conditions, it can be said that only the bear insect has the strongest vitality. Studies have shown that bear insects that enter a state of suspended animation can withstand freezing of minus 271 for several hours, can also withstand short-term temperatures of minus 150, and can also withstand a large amount of radiation and high pressure.

Japanese scientists have experimented with a bear bug that has entered suspended animation, put it in a sealed container, and then put the container into a high-pressure tank filled with water, gradually increasing the pressure to 600 megapascals, which is equivalent to six times the water pressure of the deepest Mariana Trench. In this way, the vast majority of the bear bugs that participated in the test were subjected to this test, which is simply unimaginable for many animals.

Turtles? There seems to be a saying called "the eighth king of a thousand years, the turtle of ten thousand years".

Of course, it's a turtle, a thousand-year-old turtle, I really don't know if he can live to 10,000 years, but according to the "Guinness Book of World Records", the life span of a turtle can reach up to 152 years, and it is a well-deserved old birthday star among animals.

According to the Guinness Book of World Records, sea turtles can live up to 152 years, making them the most well-deserved longevity among animals.

Turtles, beyond it are bacteria.

According to the latest research results of British scientists, a clam named "Ming" has been identified as the world's longest-lived animal. Ming grows on the seabed of Iceland, and the texture on its shell shows that it is now 405 years old.