What is the oldest living animal on the planet today?
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March 22nd, 2008
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criteria: an individual animal(not a species…such as the Galap. tortoise) and must STILL be alive today.
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Give me a minute to get the exact age, but I’m fairly certain that the reigning champion for old age is a galapagos tortoise at around 170 years
I’ll find the name and age =p don’t worry
Well, since I was born some time while the earth’s crust was still forming, that would be me.
I’m not sure but I think the Tortoise must be one of the oldest.
Here’s what wikipedia has to say on the subject.
maybe the croc? i dont know.
haha you guys! Eambos already answered the question. It’s a clam. Well, today it’s probably THAT clam’s little sister. But the scientists haven’t found her yet.
Thanks, Eambos! You seem to be the ONLY person who understood what I was asking.
Not to be insulting, rude or “mean” I’d like to suggest that if only one person really understood, do you think there may be a chance that you offered a poorly worded or framed question?
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