whats the oldest form of life still around today?

Answer 1

bacteria

Answer 2

The oldest form of life still around today are the blue-green algae.

Amoebae are ancient but more complex than algae, therefore more recent, same argument applies to bacteria, which ARE unicellular by the way! Anything more complex .i.e. ANY SORT OF ANIMAL, is very recent compared with the unicellular forms.

Answer 3

The oldest thing that is still alive or the oldest thing that existed after creation, but multiplied & died and continues to procreate and has never evolved into a higher living creature? If it's the first, I think one tree in the Red Wood national forest is the oldest living thing on the planet. If it's the 2nd it would be the protozoa

Answer 4

Amoeba and euglena are very old forms. In higher animals Nautilus (a shelled crab like thing swimming upside down), the coelecanth (a very old fish species with some extra fins), sharks and crocodiles (though became smaller in size) are the oldest animals.

Answer 5

Coral,Polyp's,Jellyfish,and Anemones.
Although they are Thoth of as plants,they are intact an Animal life form and the oldest.

Answer 6

Bacteria

Answer 7

Bacteria or else it's those one-celled organisms found in the ocean, their name starts with an A but I can't remember what they're called!

Answer 8

Archeabacteria

Answer 9

It might be the Ginko tree, it has been around for something like 250 million years (and no, I wasn't there at the time).
...no, hang on, North American Paddle Fish, 300 million years.
... no, its got to be some kind of microbe.

Answer 10

Beetle

Answer 11

Bacteria!