The god of longevity is that kind of animal

Updated on science 2024-05-17
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  1. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    The longest-lived legendary animals on Earth.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    The longest-lived animal:

    1. Red sea urchin, 200 years old. They live in the waters of the Northeast Pacific Ocean from Alaska to Baja California, and are generally up to 30 years old, and scientists have found that they are more than 200 years old.

    2. Bowhead whale, 211 years old. Also known as the Arctic right whale, it seems that living in the Arctic has many benefits, and the cold weather reduces even cellular activity, which helps to live a long life. Bowhead whales can live between 100 and 200 years, and the oldest one can be as old as 211 years.

    In 2007, a bowhead whale was captured in Alaska and it was found to have an arrow from a speargun made in 1890 embedded in its neck.

    3. Koi, 226 years old. Koi fish are 100 to 200 years old, the most famous is the Japanese koi Hanako, born in 1751 A.D., died on July 7, 1977, at the age of 226.

    4. Galapagos tortoise, 255 years old. Adult tortoises are meters long and weigh up to 175 kilograms, with a record high of 400 kilograms. The Galapagos tortoise lives for more than 100 years, and Harrie, the giant tortoise who died of illness at the Australian Zoo in 2006, died at the age of about 175.

    A male tortoise named Advita in India lived to be 255 years old and is said to have never had sex.

    5. Greenland shark, 392 years old. Life span can reach 300-500 years old, is the longest known vertebrate on the earth, the secret of its longevity is that it is very active, grows slowly, only 1 cm a year, 150 years old before sexual maturity, and really survived. A female Linglan shark discovered in 2016 may have lived to be 512 years, although later carbon isotope analysis of eye tissue suggests that her actual age may be 392 years.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    A miniature marine biotic substrate known as the "lighthouse jellyfish" is likely to be the only creature in the world that lives for 10,000 years.

    According to scientists, the "lighthouse jellyfish" is only 4-5 mm in diameter, but it is such a very tiny creature, with a transparent body, which can be seen in the red digestive system, and is shaped like a lighthouse, hence the name. The lighthouse jellyfish stomach is large and bright red, with a cross-sectional shape.

    The lighthouse jellyfish is a type of jellyfish that returns to its polyp state after sexual maturity and can repeat this process indefinitely, thus possessing the ability to rejuvenate.

    The "lighthouse jellyfish" are the only creatures in the world that do not die, most likely. Unless they die due to a bad environment, lighthouse jellyfish are theoretically not dead. For a certain lighthouse jellyfish, scientists simply can't tell how old it is.

    The lighthouse jellyfish is only 4 5 mm in diameter, but it is such a tiny creature that has a magical ability to "rejuvenate". Normally, jellyfish die after reproducing their offspring, but the lighthouse jellyfish, after reaching the stage of sexual maturity, will return to the young stage and begin another life cycle, which theoretically repeats itself forever.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    The longest-lived animal in the world, lived for 500 years, but was killed by this uncle!

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