Brevity & Longevity: The Ocean Paradox
January 23, 2025
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as posted by the channelIn the depths of our oceans, time can seem to move a little differently. Consider these remarkable contrasts: While the pygmy goby lives just 59 days, deep-sea exploration has documented remarkable examples of extreme longevity: Antarctic glass sponges can survive for over 10,000 years in the frigid Southern Ocean, making them some of the oldest living animals on Earth.
Research has shown us that deep-sea organisms, even in extreme conditions, generally live longer than their shallow-water counterparts. These findings suggest crucial connections between environmental stability and longevity that could even reshape our understanding of aging processes.
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