Who is the longest living animal on Earth?
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According to current knowledge, the Greenland Shark has been scientifically confirmed to have a remarkably long lifespan, reaching several hundred years. It is believed that these sharks do not reach sexual maturity until they surpass the age of 100. On the other hand, while there are trees that have surpassed the age of 1,000 years, it’s important to note that trees are classified as organisms rather than animals.