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Ancient turtle shares aging resistance insights
Studies indicate that the longevity of the oldest known wild animal, the giant Aldabra tortoise estimated to be around 194 years old, is attributed to a combination of genetic factors and its ability to maintain cellular system functions in a more youthful state. It is believed that this species can live for over 100 years, but Jonathan has exceeded that by a significant margin, highlighting the factors that contribute to delayed aging and natural lifespan extension.
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