Tuatara: Although an average lifespan of tuatara is about 60 years. But in extreme cases, this reptile can also live for than 100 years.
Galapagos Tortoise: Galapagos tortoise, known for their longevity can reach ages of 150 years or more. Their slow metabolism and peaceful way of life contribute to their massive lifespan.
Ocean Quahog: Found in the North Atlantic Ocean, this unassuming clam species holds the record for the longest-lived animal, with some also surpassing a lifespan of 500 years.
Greenland Shark: Dwelling in the icy depths of the Arctic Ocean, the Greenland shark is a survivor, with a massive lifespan of over 400 years. Their slow growth rate and cold habitat contribute to their exceptional longevity.
Koi Fish: Revered for their beauty and longevity, koi fish can live for over 200 years in optimal conditions.
Bowhead Whale: The bowhead whale holds the title for the oldest mammal and has a potential to exceed a lifespan of over 200 years. Their thick blubber and unique biology enable them to thrive in frigid Arctic waters for centuries.
Aldabra Giant Tortoise: Native to the Aldabra in the Seychelles, these tortoises can reach ages of up to 150 years.