How Long Animals Live - Alan's Factory Outlet
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50 20 25 58 60 79 100 130 140 205 250 272 507 2,300 4,309 255 200 45 30 50 15 13 How Long Animals Live THE LIFE SPANS OF 50 ANIMALS HOUSE MOUSE Mammals Worms Sponges Cnidarians Arthropods Amphibians Reptiles Birds Fish Echinoderms Mollusks Mus musculus DOG Canis lupus familiaris FOWLER’S TOAD Anaxyrus fowleri 5 1 (YEAR) SQUIRREL (EASTERN GREY) Sciurus carolinensis KANGAROO (WESTERN GREY) Macropus fuliginosus SOUTHERN TWO-TOED SLOTH Choloepus didactylus COW Bos taurus AMERICAN BISON Bison bison POLAR BEAR Ursus maritimus HORSE Equus ferus caballus BOBCAT Lynx rufus GRIZZLY BEAR Ursus arctos ssp. TIGER Panthera tigris NAKED MOLE RAT Heterocephalus glaber RED-CROWNED CRANE Grus japonensis CHANNEL CATFISH Ictalurus punctatus 6 EMU Dromaius novaehollandiae 10 CHEETAH Acinonyx jubatus PRONGHORN Antilocpra americana CHICKEN Gallus gallus domesticus PIGEON Columba livia RATTLESNAKE (EASTERN DIAMONDBACK) Crotalus adamanteus BURMESE ROCK PYTHON Python molurus bivattatus AMERICAN ALLIGATOR Alligator mississippiensis ASIAN ELEPHANT Elephas maximus BOWHEAD WHALE Balaena mysticetus HUMAN Homo sapiens KOI Cyprinus rubrofuscus ROUGHEYE ROCKFISH Sebastes aleutianus GREENLAND SHARK Somniosus microcephalus DEEP-SEA TUBE WORM Lamellibrachia luymesi Koi have been reported to live between 100 and 200 years in captivity. These blind cave salamanders can live to 100. The oldest recorded specimen lived to 122. One geoduck lived to 168. Specimens studied were estimated to be between 272 and 512 years old. LOBSTER Nephropidae (family) One New York specimen, George, lived to be 140 years old. ORANGUTAN Pongo abelii, Pongo pygmaeus JAPANESE GIANT SALAMANDER Andrias japonicus OLM Proteus anguinus BALD EAGLE Haliaeetus Ieucocephalus RADIATED TORTOISE Geochelone radiata GALÁPAGOS TORTOISE Chelonoidis nigra RED SEA URCHIN Mesocentrotus franciscanus ANDEAN CONDOR Vultur gryphus GREATER FLAMINGO Phoenicopterus roseus FRESHWATER PEARL MUSSEL Margaritifera margaritifera OCEAN QUAHOG Arctica islandica GIANT BARREL SPONGE Xestospongia muta BLACK CORAL Leiopathes glaberrima IMMORTAL JELLYFISH Turritopsis dohrnii ALDABRA GIANT TORTOISE Aldabrachelys gigantea GEODUCK Panopea generosa GREEN-WINGED MACAW Ara chloroptera TUATARA Sphenodon punctatus A 507-year-old clam, “Ming,” died in 2006. This species can revert from sexual maturity to a sexually immature, colonial stage and repeat the process indefinitely. SOURCES: nationalzoo.si.edu https://www.darwinfoundation.org wikipedia.org https://www.nationalgeographic.com/news/2016/07/animals-oldest-sponges-whales-fish/ https://marinebio.org/ https://tpwd.texas.gov/publications/nonpwdpubs/young_naturalist/animals/animal_life_spans/
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How Long Animals LiveTHE LIFE SPANS OF 50 ANIMALS
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Mammals Worms Sponges C nidar ia ns Ar thropodsAmphi b ia ns Rep t i l es B irds F ish Echinode rms Mollusks
Mus musculus
DOGCanis lupus familiaris
FOWLER’S TOADAnaxyrus fowleri
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SQUIRREL (EASTERN GREY)Sciurus carolinensis
KANGAROO (WESTERN GREY)Macropus fuliginosus
SOUTHERN TWO-TOED SLOTHCholoepus didactylus
COWBos taurus
AMERICAN BISONBison bison
POLAR BEARUrsus maritimus
HORSEEquus ferus caballus
BOBCATLynx rufus
GRIZZLY BEARUrsus arctos ssp.
TIGERPanthera tigris
NAKED MOLE RATHeterocephalus glaber
RED-CROWNED CRANEGrus japonensis
CHANNEL CATFISHIctalurus punctatus
6EMUDromaius novaehollandiae
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CHEETAHAcinonyx jubatus
PRONGHORNAntilocpra americana
CHICKENGallus gallus domesticus
PIGEONColumba livia
RATTLESNAKE (EASTERN DIAMONDBACK)Crotalus adamanteus
BURMESE ROCKPYTHONPython molurus bivattatus
AMERICAN ALLIGATORAlligator mississippiensis
ASIAN ELEPHANTElephas maximus
BOWHEAD WHALEBalaena mysticetus
HUMANHomo sapiens
KOICyprinus rubrofuscus
ROUGHEYE ROCKFISHSebastes aleutianus
GREENLAND SHARKSomniosus microcephalus
DEEP-SEA TUBE WORMLamellibrachia luymesi
Koi have b e en repor ted to l ive b e t we en 100 a nd 200 ye ars in cap t iv it y.
These bl ind cave s alama nde rs ca n l ive to 100.
The oldest re c orded sp e cimen l ived to 122.
O ne ge oduck l ived to 168.
Sp e cimens st udied we re est imated to b e b e t we en 272 a nd 512 ye ars old.
LOBSTERNephropidae (family)
O ne Ne w York sp e cimen, G e orge, l ived to b e 140 ye ars old.
ORANGUTANPongo abelii, Pongo pygmaeus
JAPANESE GIANT SALAMANDERAndrias japonicus
OLMProteus anguinus
BALD EAGLEHaliaeetus Ieucocephalus
RADIATED TORTOISE Geochelone radiata
GALÁPAGOS TORTOISEChelonoidis nigra
RED SEA URCHINMesocentrotus franciscanus
ANDEAN CONDORVultur gryphus
GREATER FLAMINGOPhoenicopterus roseus
FRESHWATER PEARL MUSSELMargaritifera margaritifera
OCEAN QUAHOGArctica islandica
GIANT BARREL SPONGEXestospongia muta
BLACK CORALLeiopathes glaberrima
IMMORTAL JELLYFISHTurritopsis dohrnii
ALDABRA GIANT TORTOISEAldabrachelys gigantea
GEODUCKPanopea generosa
GREEN-WINGED MACAWAra chloroptera
TUATARASphenodon punctatus
A 507-ye ar-old clam, “Ming,” died in 2006.
This sp e cies ca n reve r t f rom sexual mat ur it y to a sexually immat ure, c olonial s ta ge a nd rep e at the p ro c ess indefinitely.
SOURCES:nat ionalzo o.si .edu ht tp s://w w w.dar w infoundat ion.org w ik i p edia.orght tp s://w w w.nat ionalge og raphic.c om/ne ws/2016/07/a nimals-oldest-sponges-whal es-fish/ ht tp s://mar ineb io.org/ ht tp s://tpwd.texas.gov/p ubl icat ions/nonpwdp ubs/young_nat ural is t/a nimals/a nimal_l ife_sp a ns/
