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By my reckoning that is older than Neem and Cherie combined
![]() ![]() This enormous Greenland shark may be the oldest living vertebrate in the world, it has been claimed. In fact, it is estimated to be up to 512-years-old (meaning it was born before Shakespeare). How do they know? This particular species grows at a rate of 1cm a year. http://metro.co.uk/2017/12/13/shark-...s-old-7156643/ |
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Niamh and Cherie are not that old
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I read that as Shrek and have never felt so confused and excited before for like .08 of a second.
This is pretty cool too, but like its not an ogre.
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i like reading these sorts of news, cause i am a huge animal lover
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"Greenland sharks have an estimated life span of 400 years, and usually spend their time swimming around looking for a mate."
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Isn't there a kind of sea animal (I'll look it up later) which lives forever until it's killed?
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This Witch doesn't burn
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Looks good for its age like me and Neem
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Clams often live for hundreds of years. I think it's jellyfish that technically don't age (biologically degrade) so could in theory live forever but usually they'll be eaten or killed by other means within a couple of decades.
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