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Topic	The longest lived land animal, Adwaita the tortoise, died at 255 (1750-2006).
MuayThai85 08/04/17 11:49:36 PM #30:	cjsdowg posted... MorbidFaithless posted... What allows them to live so long? Cells just take longer to stop? Lucky Some people think it is because they have a slower metabolism, and when the body is a metabolizing that is when signs of aging can show. Since they do it so slowly they can live longer. I watched a video not long ago that talked about it. They claimed that once they hit sexual maturity they stop aging. If they lived in a bubble where it wasn't exposed to disease, predators, etc they claimed that they could effectively live forever. --- How can one person post so much stupid s*? <cite>MuayThai85 posted [p:884208855] in The longes... [t:75632787]...</cite> <quote><cite>cjsdowg posted...</cite> <quote><cite>MorbidFaithless posted...</cite> <quote>What allows them to live so long? Cells just take longer to stop? Lucky</quote> Some people think it is because they have a slower metabolism, and when the body is a metabolizing that is when signs of aging can show. Since they do it so slowly they can live longer.</quote> I watched a video not long ago that talked about it. They claimed that once they hit sexual maturity they stop aging. If they lived in a bubble where it wasn't exposed to disease, predators, etc they claimed that they could effectively live forever. --- How can one person post so much stupid s*?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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