Whats the longest recorded lifespan of an animal?

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Answer 1

A Madiagascar Radiated Tortoise was preseented to a guy named Captain cook sometime between 1773-1777 and lived to the ripe old age of 188 years, its name was Tui Malila.

The oldest living organism: some bacteria from for 250-million years ago were in suspended animation in a hard-shelled spore. They are referred to as strain 2-9-3 and/or B Permians

Answer 2

The oldest known tortoise died last year. It was at least 150 years old, but may have been closer to 250. However, this pales in comparison to the oldest bacterium, which is about 250 million years old (if you consider suspended animation to be life). See the links.

Answer 3

i think of the respond you're in seek of for is as follows: The animal with the slowest metabolism, with the main efficient skeleton(or an entire loss of one) ... like the tortoise. Squids, understanding little or no approximately them, are theory to stay nicely over 2 hundred years interior the super depths of the sea.... the place there are not any genuine predators.

Answer 4

I think that goes to the galapacos tortoise. I think one is sitll alive in London that Darwin brought back or it just recently died. My spelling is probably wrong. I was right but it was Australia check it out very interesting.

Answer 5

Giant tortoises go over 100 years.

Answer 6

human 122 years I believe gallopogos turtles supposedly live 150 years plus, but its not documented only estimated

Answer 7

Depend, i think a turtle was 134 year olds old

Answer 8

Not sure exactly, how old is Hillary Clinton?

Answer 9

a mammal ( a buffalo ?) sea mammal ( horseshoe crab ?) or insect ( a cockaroach?)

Answer 10

the one they make mcgriddles out of