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31 Animals That Live Longest And Shortest on Earth

Fahad Khan by Fahad Khan
June 6, 2021
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31 Aminals That Live Longest And Shortest on Earth
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These are the 31 animals that live longest and shortest on the planet earth. This list also includes that things that are immortal!

Table of Contents

  • Mayfly (48 hours or less)
  • Dragonfly (8 weeks)
  • Panther chameleon (5 months)
  • House mouse (1.5 years)
  • Opossum (2 years)
  • Guinea pig (8 years or less)
  • Red panda (10 years)
  • Kangaroo (10 years)
  • Hummingbird (12 years)
  • Cheetah (12 years)
  • Brushtail possum (13 years)
  • Dog (13 years)
  • Tiger (15 years)
  • Cat (16 years)
  • Lion (16 years)
  • Queen ant (20-30 years)
  • Horse (30 years)
  • Common goldfish (40 years)
  • Orangutan (45 years)
  • White rhinoceros (50 years)
  • Tuatara (60 years)
  • Humans (68-73 years)
  • Purple sea urchin (70 years)
  • Great white shark (70 years)
  • Kakapo (80 years)
  • Japanese spider crab (100 years)
  • Orange roughy (149 years)
  • Aldabra giant tortoise (150 years)
  • Greenland shark (270 years)
  • The Great Barrier Reef (8000 years)
  • Turritopsis dohrnii (Forever)

Mayfly (48 hours or less)

Mayfly 1
Welcome Wildlife

They the shortest on the earth. They grow up to 1 in (2.5 cm).

Dragonfly (8 weeks)

dragonfly
Treehugger

Their wingspan is 75 cm at max, and they grow up to 10 cm.

Panther chameleon (5 months)

Panther chameleon
Pinterest

They live the shortest among reptiles and grow up to 30 cm.

House mouse (1.5 years)

House mouse
Earth

They grow up to 20 cm, and the mouse can squeeze them into a half cm hole.

Opossum (2 years)

Opossum
Wikipedia

They are not a possum. They grow up to 100 cm.

Guinea pig (8 years or less)

Guinea pig
Vitakraft

Guinea pigs can identify their owners. They grow up to 40 cm.

Red panda (10 years)

Red panda
YouTube

They use their tails during the winter season to protect themselves, and they grow about 110 cm.

Kangaroo (10 years)

Kangaroo
Cosmos Magazine

They grow up to 2.7 m during their lifetime.

Hummingbird (12 years)

Hummingbird
The Guardian

Their heartbeats at 1,200 BPM (beats per minute). They grow about 12 cm.

Cheetah (12 years)

Cheetah
Live Science

They’re the fastest animal on earth. They grow about 230 cm in length.

Brushtail possum (13 years)

Brushtail possum
Wikimedia Commons

Brushtail possum is the relative of kangaroo, meaning they’re a connected species. They grow about 93 cm in length.

Dog (13 years)

dog
Live Science

They can get as tall as 7ft while standing on their two legs, and they grow about 91 cm in length.

Tiger (15 years)

tiger
Britannica

Tigers are the largest animals in the cat family, and they grow about 120 cm in length.

Cat (16 years)

cat
Good Housekeeping

They can grow 88 cm in length during their lifetime.

Lion (16 years)

Lion
Britannica

An interesting fact about the lion, lionesses do the hunting, and the lions rest. They grow about 3 m in length.

Queen ant (20-30 years)

Queen ant
Sciencing

Queen ant is the mother of thousands of ants, and they grow about 4 cm during their lifespan.

Horse (30 years)

Horse
Treehugger

They grow about 1.8 m.

Common goldfish (40 years)

Common goldfish
Small Pets – LoveToKnow

The oldest goldfish lived about 43, but it is a world record. They grow about 35 cm in length.

Orangutan (45 years)

Orangutan
The Nature Conservancy

Orangutan’s arms are longer than their height. They grow about 1.4 m.

White rhinoceros (50 years)

White rhinoceros
WIRED

They grow about 4m.

Tuatara (60 years)

Tuatara
Wikiwand

Tuataras have a third eye on the top of their heads, and they grow about 60 cm.

Humans (68-73 years)

Humans
Marvel Cinematic Universe Wiki – Fandom

Humans are the most numerous mammal on the earth, and they grow about 1.7m.

Purple sea urchin (70 years)

Purple sea urchin
Medium

They grow up to 10 cm.

Great white shark (70 years)

Great white shark
The New York Times

Great white sharks have to move constantly to stay alive. They grow about 6.4 m.

Kakapo (80 years)

Kakapo
The Economic Times

The only bird in the world that does not fight. They grow about 64 cm.

Japanese spider crab (100 years)

Japanese spider crab
Britannica

Their legs are very fragile, and they grow at most 4 m.

Orange roughy (149 years)

Orange roughy
Flickr

They’re one of the few deep water fish, growing 75 cm.

Aldabra giant tortoise (150 years)

Aldabra giant tortoise
Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm

They are the largest tortoises on the earth. They grow about 120 cm.

Greenland shark (270 years)

Greenland shark
ThingLink

Greenland sharks are the longest living vertebrate. Growing up to 6.4 m.

The Great Barrier Reef (8000 years)

The Great Barrier Reef
Conde Nast Traveler

They are even visible from the space! They grow up to 9.7 km.

Turritopsis dohrnii (Forever)

Turritopsis dohrnii
Our Planet

They never die; they’re biologically immortal! They revert themselves to being polyps and then grow themselves again.

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