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Deep beneath the icy waters of the Arctic, a Greenland shark may be one of the oldest living creatures on Earth. Scientists estimate its age at nearly four centuries, suggesting it could have been alive since the early 1600s. This remarkable estimate comes from studying proteins in the shark’s eye lens, which form before birth and remain unchanged throughout its life.

Even though the exact age cannot be pinpointed, researchers agree that this species holds the record for the longest known lifespan of any vertebrate. Greenland sharks live in cold, deep environments and move extremely slowly, factors believed to contribute to their extraordinary longevity. It is a powerful reminder that the ocean still holds ancient mysteries quietly swimming far below the surface.

Supplements taken by millions linked to deadly liver disease as victims share warning to others A New Jersey father-of-five is warning people of taking 'herbal' supplements after he was left fighting for his life due to a liver injury.

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