Longest Living Animals in the World

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Ocean Quahog (507 years old)

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This deep-sea clam holds the title of the longest-living animal on Earth, with one individual estimated to be 507 years old!

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Greenland Shark (300-500 years old)

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This apex predator cruises the icy waters of the Arctic, where it feeds on fish, seals, and even other sharks.

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Bowhead Whale (200+ years old)

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These magnificent whales roam the Arctic and sub-Arctic oceans, where they feed on plankton.

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Red Sea Urchin (200 years old)

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These spiny creatures graze on algae on rocky reefs in the Red Sea and Indian Ocean.

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Glass Sponge (11,000 years old)

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Found in the deep ocean, these delicate creatures are actually colonies of individual organisms working together.

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