Champions on life expectancy on Earth
The champion of longevity on Earth belongs to underground freezing bacteria in Siberia with 500,000 years old.
The person who holds the longest living record is Jeanne Calment with 122 years old. But that figure is far behind the lifespan of other life forms on Earth, such as the arched whale, more than 200 years old, Greenland sharks, 400 years old, North American mussels, 507 years old .
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And the champion of life on Earth belongs to the Siberian underground freeze bacteria, which is 500,000 years old, which existed long before modern humans appeared.
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Samuel Daniel
Update 24 May 2019
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