These Are The Longest-Living Life-Forms On Earth

[@iunnor]

Do one for the shortest lives.

[@chestosneakoinc]

Maybe Sperm?!

[@yuffles5322]

definitely Mayflies get to that list, they only live for 24hours, YUP! 24HOURS!

[@arhipolito]

Kids in Africa??

[@Really-Attacking-fantasies]

Emos?

[@lilthanos878]

AR Hipolito savage af

[@buskopilipino1688]

I believe rocks are about 2.2 million years old

[@weirdassbitch7427]

They are

[@coldthrenody]

But they aren't living

[@hyperviolet1717]

@@coldthrenody yup

[@aldrichivanputrasiemarga1126]

HEY! Everything thats not living doesnt count as an oldest animal

[@ahyafikri4746]

Probably r/wooooooooosh

[@nayanyergude4789]

*Grabs sanitizer We'll see about that, bacteria

[@732pizza]

Hanayo Please eat me That .01% though

[@________dQw4w9WgXcQ]

Shaggad M *0.01%

[@adrienalves4626]

The Rice Goddess too good 😂

[@emilywu2259]

Nayan Yergud

[@walletherobot4424]

(bateria talks to virus) bacteria: THEY TRIED TO KILL ME BUT THAT JUST MADE ME STRONGER

[@liambower1192]

there's a jellyfish that will just keep making itself younger everytime it's old

[@VolTrax787]

Whats the name?

[@VolTrax787]

@GreenGalaxyYT IDC

[@mahranislam3554]

@@VolTrax787 I think it's the Turritopsis Nutricula.

[@samalass466]

Bet you guys wish you could do that anytime you start entering your late 30s.

[@ultradragon999]

@@samalass466 bruh im 18 and i already wish i could do it XD

[@magnumbeans8030]

That tortoise must've seen some real shit

[@luisdavila1236]

The Scrublord "I have lived through 38 presidents and never knew one of em,because I don't give a shit bout anything except my grasses" Damn tortoises

[@abdulrahmanfathi2641]

The Scrublord no shit sherlock

[@conorsson7599]

Yes, tortoise shit

[@SangeevSelvaratnam]

its funny how they don't even know where galapagos islands are

[@francesmabingnay7714]

Please use another word I don't like it

[@Roman-rx2tm]

Bunnies: hop and live 8 yrs Dogs: run and life 25 yrs Turtles: do nothing and live 180 yrs Me: plays video games and lives until.... uhh idk

[@samalass466]

70 years.

[@someguywhopostsextremelycr2607]

Sama Lass No, 122 years.

[@DumbassFuckyou]

69 years

[@jwdominionpyroraptor4775]

@@someguywhopostsextremelycr2607 dude hes not the oldest person he probebly wont break the record

[@justlaugh7575]

Lives until u respawn

[@adamhensley4296]

Queen Elizabeth?

[@Grumpycat95]

She's an indian clone

[@cooliipie]

Retarded Tennis Ball Who?

[@Lvlaple4Ever]

Yellow Waffle A reptilian you mean.

[@tylerotero1349]

Retarded Tennis Ball w

[@andrewluo9616]

365 likes on this comment means a year

[@towboats]

hacker tree

[@blahblablah4726]

BreezyBramble :Phahahahaha

[@user-jg9fj7cc3p]

Hahahehehuhuhohohihi

[@mrkonanwood5372]

Ok lol

[@user-jg9fj7cc3p]

blah bla blah

[@MW_Asura]

They need to nerf it in the next update

[@manpritsingh2183]

What about the immortal jellyfish?

[@hackbreak8883]

wanted know bout that too xdd

[@lennert2719]

Jellyfish lifespans typically range from a few hours (in the case of some very small hydromedusae) to several months; there are some indications that deep sea species may live on the order of years. Life span varies by species. Most large coastal jellyfish live 2 to 6 months, during which they grow from a millimeter or two to many centimeters in diameter. Aquarium jellyfish that are carefully tended, fed daily even when food might be seasonally rare in the wild, and sometimes treated with antibiotics if they develop infections, may live several years, though this would be very unusual in the wild. An unusual species, Turritopsis dohrnii, formerly classified as T. nutricula. might be effectively immortal because of its ability under certain circumstances to transform from medusa back to the polyp stage, thereby escaping the death that typically awaits medusae post-reproduction if they have not otherwise been eaten by some other ocean organism. So far this reversal has been observed only in the laboratory. At least one professor at the Seto Marine Biological Laboratory at Kyoto University in Japan has concluded that there are three species of jellyfish that are immortal.

[@joshuag3608]

its called Turritopsis Dohrnii

[@moliver1237]

lennert stam are turtles the only animals that eat jellyfish?

[@josiaha7783]

Manna Singh Immortal jellyfish***

[@markchristianlabios7400]

Bacteria-kun: I can live for 500,000 years! Earth-chan: Hold my moon Sun-kun: *cough cough*

[@crystalites3467]

Choip ummm wtf

[@SILENT-rk7gg]

God-sama: hi

[@m_i_g_5108]

@Vexority as you wish Vexority-sama Frankly, what's wrong with embracing a different language? Even if it's just a little bit?

[@Sir_Luiwolf]

Jellyfish: hold my beer

[@mochigumaptf8714]

Blackhole-kun: i have time in me and ill end yours

[@kazikian]

Unfreezing ancient bacteria, what could go wrong!

[@cephalonia5001]

Nothing would go wrong RIGHT!!!!! SARCASM

[@vomou2951]

TheAngryBadger that's not sarcasm...

[@somemaycallthisjunkmeicall133]

TheAngryBadger HAHAHAHAHAHSHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAA

[@Lobotom1zed]

Are you missing a couple of somes?

[@saintebetterave3001]

Ahmed Kazikian We should already be immune,

[@Mskavishka]

You forgot Morgan Freeman.

[@plasticZarathustra]

Lmao

[@hemsgtx7793]

Kavishka Rathnasinghe k

[@jennyoyster5054]

Kavishka Rathnasinghe Bruhhhhhh.....😂😂😂😂😂😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@asqudarthehentaigod2816]

XD

[@callumpalliser7200]

Biggie cheese (jesus): inf+

[@Andy-hz2ef]

The title should've been: "The lifeforms that have EXISTED FOR THE LONGEST"

[@a_a7287]

My pet rock lived for more than 500 years!!!

[@marcellsantoso]

PrimeKnight lmao

[@warrioroffpeace3673]

PrimeKnight Till paper covered the poor thing.

[@eggy543]

PrimeKnight that's not a pet

[@eggy543]

PrimeKnight Your rock can't be your pet and yes, there's a chance that it will live for over 500 years.

[@a_a7287]

Lenny Guy I hope you're not serious. If you were smart, you would know that I was joking about having a pet rock lol.

[@flowergen8165]

Bacteria : I'm the oldest being in the world! Water : Are you sure about that? Rock : Ye you sure about that? Jellyfish : don't forget bout me

[@flowergen8165]

Ok ty for that now i added it

[@babyd0ll290]

The universe: oh honey, get on my level

[@SwordBlaze]

Well for a human being, reaching 100 years old is pretty impressive.

[@moll4716]

ffs stop blazing ...no.

[@antton9189]

Moll HD Say that again after you pass 100.. good luck

[@moll4716]

At that point, the human life expectancy will be way over 100 years, so it won't be special at all to turn 100.

[@antton9189]

Moll HD I wouldnt be too sure about that. Youre still born in

[@moll4716]

Antton Well, Look what he's saying: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bH3cdHZsn8-Wrpo First person to turn 150 is probably alive today, so I still have hope

[@xaviertyack5640]

Genie, I wish to live at least 500 years! Genie: "blamo you're a clamo"

[@joshuag3608]

isn't there a jellyfish that never dies?

[@vogurt99]

7.2M views Jellyfish are real things

[@vogurt99]

7.2M views Jellyfish are real things! I've even seen some in a marine type zoo!

[@adamhensley4296]

7.2M views Obviously a troll, and a horrible one at that.

[@BruceLeefromthegrave]

Yeah, but can it survive long before getting sick or falling to a predator? Maybe they don't live long despite their rejuvenation thingy.

[@lennert2719]

Jellyfish lifespans typically range from a few hours (in the case of some very small hydromedusae) to several months; there are some indications that deep sea species may live on the order of years. Life span varies by species. Most large coastal jellyfish live 2 to 6 months, during which they grow from a millimeter or two to many centimeters in diameter. Aquarium jellyfish that are carefully tended, fed daily even when food might be seasonally rare in the wild, and sometimes treated with antibiotics if they develop infections, may live several years, though this would be very unusual in the wild. An unusual species, Turritopsis dohrnii, formerly classified as T. nutricula. might be effectively immortal because of its ability under certain circumstances to transform from medusa back to the polyp stage, thereby escaping the death that typically awaits medusae post-reproduction if they have not otherwise been eaten by some other ocean organism. So far this reversal has been observed only in the laboratory. At least one professor at the Seto Marine Biological Laboratory at Kyoto University in Japan has concluded that there are three species of jellyfish that are immortal.

[@jRex918]

How could you guys forget about the immortal jellyfish? Those things can live forever!

[@alexgaming127]

Yes they can but I personally believe they were not included because I don’t think any individual has lived long enough to be included on the list

[@thehorsesnamewasfriday8695]

Lobsters never die tho, they only die when humans kill them

[@gabugabu04]

T H I C C, they do die. They just never stop growing until death.

[@yuffles5322]

they reset life bro like the Jellyfish, they live "technically die" and live again! like Valhalla!

[@sandmastermaster]

AnimeBanz yeah like Mr. Krabbs!

[@viickytea2933]

T H I C C not try actually

[@honestly7598]

So they don't die when other animals eat them?

[@davidthornhill6970]

I'm surprised the immortal jellyfish wasn't on the list because the immortal jellyfish actually can technically live forever because when it's supposed to quote on quote die of old age it actually starts its life over again over and over again so it technically lives forever unless eaten

[@MiyuruWeerarathna]

You've missed "water bears" a life form recently found which can even survive space and has a super low metabolic rate.

[@sanfranciscoios973]

Miyuru Weerarathna and the Alaskan bull worm lives until a rough estimate of 900000 years

[@somemaycallthisjunkmeicall133]

This isn't something about who survives better but the life span

[@gamervic1606]

Miyuru Weerarathna yea

[@JesseLeBourgeois]

Miyuru Weerarathna water bears have been discoveres for decades

[@alemcelik4544]

Jesse Lebourgeois *discovered

[@itsyourboiturtletree361]

Bro wanna know something old? The taco under my bed

[@nabilamoolla]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@rollon5865]

Please watch some fortnight videos u moron, this isnt your type

[@kahrvol]

Underrated comment! 👌🏻

[@luelsdogloverluel1522]

sooo 2010

[@carenboston2996]

Yuck bro clean your room

[@bulletbill1104]

Shoutout to my man Jonathan, keepin' it real since 1832

[@sansthedunker5685]

Me: - takes off spine and shrinks - I’ve become immortal!

[@heraclestheodoros2518]

0:24 Ubicación incorrecta. Las islas Galápagos de Ecuador 🇪🇨 se encuentran en el Océano Pacífico 🌊 y no en el Océano Atlántico. 0:24 Wrong location. The Galápagos Islands of Ecuador 🇪🇨 are found in the Pacific Ocean 🌊 and not the Atlantic Ocean.

[@karennn1358]

He protecc He atacc But most importantly... He bite you in your bacc

[@zacharycoronado6749]

Ummmmm excuse me? My dad is 483 years old

[@ethanielhamison8592]

Daryl Avenell lol

[@maxdunn4756]

The turrotopsis dohrnii (a type of jellyfish) can live for forever.

[@MrZog33]

FOOOORRREEEEVVVVEEEEEERRRR

[@rose1787]

T.M.E VLOGS True But Pottentianaly Forever

[@andoooa]

This is a joke right

[@chloemyles515]

For me its a fair trade cause A butterfly cant celebrate a birthday cause they only lived for 27 days. A pig dont know sun and moon cause they cant look up. And a bee cant rest cause they have limited days.

[@lordnodob7338]

Lel my tortoise is 234 Years old and that’s true WTF thought they live longer

[@yuffles5322]

I killed him.

[@coolmonkey457]

Wait how did u know???

[@britt9726]

How do u know?

[@atreyoss5050]

"Your" tortoise is 234 Years old? So that means that you have been alive for more that 200+ years?

[@Luaporleafcutterant]

When you win at Empire: Total War No, it was maybe owned by someone else before, or its age was found out in another way

[@lenextowens6608]

71 years isn't that long that's why you gotta enjoy life and take good care of yourself

[@jaydenberrones1899]

0:16 JOHN CENA

[@Devmess7799]

dude😂😂😂

[@AB-zg5vy]

Didn't got it😕

[@natekenny7106]

That 43,000 year old tree one was a stretch. Technically it should be listed as 300 years old as each "clone" is a new plant..

[@akaunknownuser5547]

Wow I liked the ad in the beginning like you really need inspirational quotes to deadlift 135lbs

[@drawn6927]

1:50 hey why is my video upsidedown

[@MONKEYDLUFFY-ci6wh]

But what about eternal jellyfish It do not die of old at all....... It dies due to disease or being eaten

[@strawbeeflowee]

The turritopsis dohrnii

[@alemcelik4544]

MONKEY D. LUFFY *it does not

[@adrianjapan]

sometimes I drive around mountainous countryside regions of Japan, gaze at the beautifully tall trees covering the mountains and makes me think they were probably there during the times a foreigner wouldnt be even allowed around it was all ninjas and samurais

[@YSFmemories]

That never happened lol

[@gre3nishsinx0Rgold4]

That's why we need to fund cybernetics and immortal projects..

[@marcusw.bryant4857]

NorthObsidianG I know, right?

[@alxya0748]

Me: *cough cough* Me also: is an earth a living thing? I mean, it carry’s living and non living things, it can also be dead- ... me: SO ITS EARTH!

[@samalass466]

Earth is just a combination of materials put together that just so happens to be forming in the right conditions for a planet and life.

[@poimedhanzel2103]

That’s not how it works

[@pinkgasms2290]

1:20 until scientist accidentally killed it, right after discovering it.

[@mariviccreer6568]

How about the ImMorTaL JeLLyFiSh?

[@averagebriarmain]

stolen

[@yasinbaturlu4562]

the winner isn't that bacteria assuming that we even don't know 10% of the life forms in the oceans, there must be another life form!

[@budiariesanto7705]

god will be a life in foreever

[@andrewharjono2391]

Very nice Finding! it probably has to do with how quick our body works, the bigger our body is, the more strain u r putting towards ur organs (They need to work overtime) this is why bigger things tend to have lower span of life.

[@desu4898]

How about Tardigrada?

[@jaskaranaklia]

Dhani desu yeah I was thinking the same thing, can't they live in space and not eat for an entire lifetime

[@JohnnyL69]

“Old” doesn’t really begin to cover it. Scientists estimate that tardigrades have been around for 600 million years. To put that in perspective: Dinosaurs first appeared about 230 million years ago, which makes T. rex and friends the new kids on the block. So what now?

[@thespicesoftheatom7264]

Junsi27 Chin no that’s ho long it can go without water, the oldest one ever recorded was 203

[@noahaddeo1079]

At 0:33 it shows the Galapagos tortoise in the middle of the Atlantic. The Galápagos Islands are in the Pacific Ocean, and are a part of Ecuador, which is in South America, not off of the coast of Africa. Edit: After further research, I found that this tortoise is from Seychelles, though he currently lives in Saint Helena, in the south Atlantic.

[@jezzcagevila6752]

What about the octopus and the lobster which are considered to be immortal? They'll never die unless killed. They say.

[@marcusw.bryant4857]

Jezzca Gevila dont forget Starfish or lizards

[@cloudyskies5373]

Rabbits hop.. And live for a least 10 years. Humans run.. And live for 100 years. Turtles do nothing.. *And live for fricking 180 years.*

[@lord_tony]

Imagine living through an entire century.

[@pig1114]

Actually jellyfish are the oldest life forms. They can regenerate into another body when it’s own start’s to crumble, get destroyed or is to old. So it’s basically un-killable and can live infinitely if the earth can live that long and there’s a lot of food that never runs out.

[@jr.jorgesandoval9427]

You forgot tardigrades

[@SinkPisserthePlumbingPlauge]

I know a literal living jellyfish that can turn itself young again so it’s practically immortal

[@mrtuber132]

Aspen stands! so old we can't accurately determine it's age.

[@TheGBZard]

We can’t forget the extinct species either, my favorite dinosaur the brachiosaurus could live up to 200 years about the same as a tortoise

[@thedarkmeme2591]

Immortal jellyfish?

[@theasandys]

Hypothetical

[@MelonMan]

i think its true, just that they get eaten

[@nsa7309]

The true winner

[@janagarje124]

TECH INSIDER is one of the best channel😃😃😃

[@hannahmcpherson615]

You didn't mention a type of jellyfish that can live for ever

[@josanthepresident6565]

That’s was I was gonna say

[@genjishimada4748]

Yeah I was gonna say that

[@safiwasif7166]

it can do so only untill its not killed and so far no jellyfish had been able to do it......

[@Luaporleafcutterant]

Hannah McPherson Single cell organisms can also live for ever, if they aren't eaten or something

[@xd-vn5jg]

Ya it lives and dies like forever...

[@sweetrocks610]

Fact: Christopher Columbus was NOT the first person to set foot in the America’s. It was actually Leif Erikson, who landed in 1080, more than 400 years EARLIER than Columbus did. (For those who can’t remember, Columbus landed in the America’s in 1492.)

[@brayden.c423]

Bro these bacteria bois lived 500,000 years just to get me sick🤔🤣

[@Omegajunior2658]

Wow that is amazing! That tree in Australia 🇦🇺 seems to be the oldest one! Janey Mack! Greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪

[@KimAbrar]

I want to be a bacteria now

[@lilthanos878]

Kim Jong Un you already are

[@andrewluo9616]

He's not Kim Jong un just his account name

[@scalarian1976]

Zane Nasir thx for remembering him that its not the real kim jong un. faith in humanity restored

[@somemaycallthisjunkmeicall133]

Chancier Hades Lol, so gullible.

[@jarinratwongsombat6521]

*Grabs Santizer* Go To Hell You Cancerous Bacteriam

[@Mevou]

Dude.... you forgot the animals that live FOREVER like that box jelly thing

[@zammmerjammer]

2:20 -- the first homo sapiens were white guys?

[@wingedturd8401]

zammmerjammer Oh shut up

[@poyo3582]

Stfu

[@jerrygu1]

no they were black

[@thealexguy1486]

Yes. Black people evolved in the hot african sun.

[@ilikemetal2910]

zammmerjammer no, they weren't black either but they were darker than the average white person but not as dark as am average black person

[@temmie7496]

You forgot the jellyfish the jellyfish is like a Mortal And that's because they don't have a age-span So that's what makes them so special

[@syro8476]

You forgot Orochimaru ;) *unleash yourselves my fellow weebs!!!*

[@szilagyidavid650]

You forgot the real winner : The...THE.... the TURRITOPSIS NUTRICULA

[@GalaxyCheschire]

The longest living life forms on earth is earth😂

[@zytwaar5470]

Wut?

[@egulio]

wait what it's not supposed to be a type of jellyfish that can live forever

[@mxdhavv]

what about immortal Goku?

[@sindrelopez-arnesen7119]

Aruna Goel score 10/10 Don't limit your self.

[@oriano2073]

Merxiane, u can't get a joke

[@mateotolic7341]

TheRealViking moji is usls

[@minhaophu3289]

*Ash in Pokemon *

[@yourmissingc0ckring759]

✨Francisca Montes- Susano✨ is now the oldest person in the world and she's from the ✨Philippines🇵🇭✨, She just turned 123 years old in September 11, 2020🤩😗✨

[@alyy1052]

The smaller you are the more you live????? Comment uf you agree

[@Pedro_Le_Chef]

the slower your metabolism is apparently .

[@alansamuel2454]

No wonder babies live so long!

[@ShobhaSingh658]

You forgot the immortal Turotopsis Dornhill It's jellyfish that has an endless lifespan and even if it is infected by a disease or injured by a predator it will still manage to recover no matter how dense the effect was

[@BatJack-ql8vu]

Actually, the new oldest person, was 165, but he died a few months ago

[@whatabetifulmorning6221]

BatJack 1313 I died at 169

[@ora3678]

How the fuck you lyin How the fuck you lyin Oh mah god Stop fucking lyin

[@theasandys]

Patrique Cacho that is NAZI PROPAGANDA

[@genjishimada4748]

There is a guy who is 256. But he can't prove it because there were no birth certificates in 1862. Although if you look at his eyes you can tell they've rotted away (poor guy)

[@HeroAkii]

Well theres a jellyfish thats known to be immortal named Turritopsis dohrnii (heres a statement from a website) If a T. dohrnii jellyfish is exposed to environmental stress or physical assault, or is sick or old, it can revert to the polyp stage. (another statement) Theoretically, this process can go on indefinitely, effectively rendering the jellyfish biologically immortal.

[@maybornstar]

Me when googol years have pass (fix joey)

[@renabreu2788]

Y'all are idiots, googol means 1 with a 100 zeros

[@ashokflash]

Hi what software are using for this animations?

[@oscarfourteen5073]

Deadass

[@hi-nj7cg]

yes, they *are* longest-living life-forms on earth, but not long, they're all gonna extinct....

[@genjishimada4748]

Jellyfish live forever ( it's actually true! )

[@duckie5022]

Only the the jellyfish species called immortal jellyfish lives forever.

[@Kliklu]

The immortal jellyfish could live for eternity.They are the true winners.

[@Abbie._.06]

Everyone God is more older than everyone, they are the stronger records ever

[@lilkate4707]

Thea Silton ILI *_NO!!!_* earth

[@therealbeeve]

I don't believe in god Don't kill me Christians

[@genjishimada4748]

He's talking about real creatures

[@lvbgy]

Creepy Shadow she said everyone not everything

[@jacoblubis9072]

Flowery Nature god is not a living thing in earth

[@favsweet]

I believe jellyfish lives forever

[@archeus.]

Genesis 5: 27. That's the oldest living human in history. Methuselah, 969 years old.

[@sauce_martinez1859]

MMFB- Clash Royale & Dream League yes true

[@cnewtmantransit7298]

how do you know

[@nananabatman5345]

MMFB- Clash Royale & Dream League fun fact Adam an eve only had boys so how did cain possible have children...unless he boned he's mom

[@archeus.]

nanana batman it said cain married a woman from a different land so...

[@theinternetpolice4365]

MMFB- Clash Royale & Dream League You really think a 2000-year old book proves anything? I'm not sure the romans knew about those multi hundred thousand year old bacteria

[@aberdeenkiko]

Good theme for an illustrated animated video. In 1993 I've met Ms Jeanne Calment in Italy; who told me that she impressed herself by surpassing her older sister that got up to 97 years of life. In reality Ms J. Calment lived for up to 107 years. Which is pretty good, considering that only quite recently -> Real global food safety as been obtained. By the end of this video, any sense of veracity is thrown away; by the speculation of numbers at random. Here goes some better accurate facts about long age life beings on Earth: 1st. The older trees that I've seen were a group of North -American Sequoias, that have about 3k years of age, each. Yet, the older tree that I've seen is a African Imbomdeiro ( Baobab), with 4k years of age. 2nd. The mentioned video should have made a few honorable mentions to: the small group of Pacific Box-Jelyfish that have roaming the sea for more than 300 years in age. And to a group of Welwitschia mirabilis semi-desertic plants, from which the youngest individual is at least 700 years old.

[@fazalsaeed1243]

Only God give dead

[@josanthepresident6565]

God isn’t real

[@bored4965]

hell isnt real

[@xd-vn5jg]

Hh H he is real

[@a-10warthog51]

Lol God is just a myth theirs no proof of him you sheep

[@lukam20]

That is right. God is no more real than a unicorn.

[@myboomermotherisbeatingme753]

BATRIRA: NO ONE LIVES LONGER THAN ME Naked mole rat: hold my beer

[@aa-gi9ui]

Jellyfishes live so long longer than any animal that could exist

[@thehistory9187]

What do you use for editing?

[@teemuvirpiranta7459]

There is a jellyfish that doesn't age at all in the ocean. But its a just found specie, so the oldest one found is only about 90 years old

[@jmast2631]

2:01 you say that it is a "Tasmanian Shrub" but the marker put on the map is on Australia's Northern Territory, nowhere near Tasmania...

[@joostterveld7019]

There’s a yellyfish which can make old cells young and live forever, so that’s the true winner

[@JohnnyL69]

Tardigrade: Oh, that's cute. Scientists estimate that tardigrades have been around for 600 million years. To put that in perspective: Dinosaurs first appeared about 230 million years ago, which makes T. rex and friends the new kids on the block. Tech Insider YOU LIED TO US!!

[@fleafly5383]

If you are looking for Tasmania it is the heart-shaped island at the bottom of Australia! Don’t just assume it is in the middle of Australia

[@habituallinestepper9879]

Bacteria isn’t the longest living life form, its second. The first is the imortal jellyfish because it can regenerate its limbs and cells so it lives forever. :D

[@xxcrushgt1132]

My grandpa is 89 years old and he still strong! For real

[@harveygirlsforeveryesbubbl1339]

Here are other things that live longer than bacteria Grape vine:800000 years Jungle vines:0.9 million years Conch shell:3.2 million years Coral reefs:8 million years Sea wasp:18 million years Lion's mane jellyfish:46 million years Octopus:155 years Tardigrade:12 billion years The universe:1000000000000000000000000000000000000 years

[@ramakrishnahalady6272]

"The less you move, the longer you live"

[@alemcelik4544]

There is a species of jellifish that can live up to basicly forever becuase not even a single one died yet

[@UmCaraNormalnumPlanetanormal]

1:03 They found one who survived 500+ years now... damn

[@jtg_steel9518]

Hmmm Greenland shark can't live for 400 years scientist discovered that they lived for 512 years logic

[@tinyobito6565]

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