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In captivity, some macaw species—like the Hyacinth macaw—can survive for fifty years or longer, often even longer than the normal human lifetime.
These tortoises, which are native to the Aldabra Atoll, have a lifespan of more than 150 years, with some reaching 175 years old.
This deep-sea shark is one of the longest-living animals, with an estimated 400 years to live.
Certain tortoise species, such as the Galápagos tortoise, have been known to live up to 177 years, with longevity records exceeding 100 years.
The bowhead whale is renowned for having an amazing life expectancy—it can live up to 200 years. Some people are thought to be older than 211 years old.
These decorative fish have a lifespan of several decades. The oldest koi ever documented was 226 years old.
When a jellyfish reaches maturity, it possesses the unusual capacity to transform back into a juvenile, which may allow it to avoid death eternally.