The Great-Grandparents of animal kingdom

Red sea Urchins: 200 years old

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Bowhead Whale: More than 200 years old

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Rougheye Rockfish: 200+ years old

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Freshwater Pearl Mussel: 250+ years old

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Greenland Shark: 272+ years old

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Tubeworm: 300+ years old

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Ocean Quahog Clam: 500+ years old

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Black Coral: 4000+ years old

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Glass Sponge: 10,000+ years old

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Hydra: Potentially Immortal

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Turritopsis Dohrnii: Potentially Immortal

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