Koi Fish: These colorful fish, often adorning our fish tanks, can live for over 50 years, with some individuals reaching 100 years.

Tuatara: A lizard-like reptilian, which has the ability to repair DNA damage and a slow rate of metabolism, Tuataras can live for over 200 years.

Greenland Shark: These slow-moving predators of the deep can live for over 200 years, making them the longest-living vertebrate on our planet.

ea Sponges: Some sea sponges can live for thousands of years, thanks to their simple body structure and ability to regenerate tissues.

Giant Tortoise: These slow-moving reptiles can live for over 100 years, with some individuals reaching 200 years.

Bowhead Whale: These massive whales have the ability to repair DNA damage, giving them lifespans of over 200 years or more.

Albatross: These large seabirds can live for over 50 years, thanks to their ability to fly long distances and find food efficiently.