Who wouldn't want to live longer? I personally want to live longer only if we just do not grow old and suffer the effects of old age like appearance issues, weakening, organ problems, and all the things associated with it.
If people would live longer and not age much it will be a problem when supposing a bad person live longer too like bad dictators, communists, and basically evil people. So sometimes not living long is beneficial for all of us.
But again it is just sad that we only live for a short amount of time and if we are lucky enough we could live past the average age of people who dies of around 75+ or so and living beyond that point is quite hard too because most of the people whom we love or knew already passed away.
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Anyway in this video we can learn that the Albatross has a life span of 40 years but can live for about more than 67 years.
Next was the Geoduck it can live for up to 160 years. It is a saltwater clam known for its very long siphon and is a delicacy for some people.
Next was the Red Sea Urchin this kind of animal can live up to 200 years. They are known for their gonads which is also a delicacy eaten by some people.
Next to that was the Koi Fish, it is a type of domesticated carp fish. They can live from 60 to up to 226 years or so.
Next to that was the Giant Tortoise it has an average lifespan of 100 years but some can live for up 250 year or so.
Next was the Bowhead whale it can live for up to 200 years. They live in Arctic oceans which is why it is believed that the cold water makes them live that long.
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Next is the Greenland Shark which can live from 300 to 500 years. It has the longest lifespan among the vertebrate species on earth.
Next was the Ocean Quahog which sea clam that is known to live for about 225 to 507 years.
Next was the Ocean Sponge or "Monorhaphis Chini" which is a species of sponge that lives 300 meters under the ocean. It can live for 11,000 years while other non-mobile marine creatures can live up to 500 years or more like the Red Coral.
Finally the longest living animal was a species of Jellyfish named as the Immortal Jellyfish or "Turritopsis Dohrnii" which truly is an immortal animal as its life cycle is different because after it reproduces it reverts back into a polyp stage and gets to live its life over and over which is truly mind-boggling if it would happen to humans or even other animals for that matter.
