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The longest living creatures on Earth have been found
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American scientists have discovered the longest-lived creatures on Earth, the secret of which they hope to use to extend human life. These are deep sea sessile worms from the bottom of the Caribbean Sea, some of which are over 300 years old.
Individuals of Escarpia laminata cross a border in longevity that no other species of living creatures has ever crossed. And since it is impossible to accurately determine the age for the longest individuals of this species, it is possible that some of them live even longer.
Worms are more suitable for experimentation and study than rare tortoises and giant cetaceans, which were previously considered long-lived record holders. Individuals living in one place all their lives near hydrothermal vents and "black smokers" at the bottom of the sea feed on plankton and the remains of other organisms that are caught from the water. Escarpia laminata tubes grow very slowly - about half a millimeter per year, and the age of the longest individuals exceeds 300 years.
Part of the secret to their longevity is that these worms almost never die - the mortality rate in their colonies does not exceed 0,6% even for the oldest individuals, which is about 15 times lower than the values \uXNUMXb\uXNUMXbpredicted by theory. Perhaps this is due to the low temperature of the waters in which Escarpia laminata and other deep-sea worms live.
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