The 512-year-old shark will be the oldest vertebrate on the planet!
At 512 years, that would make this ancient shark the oldest living vertebrate in the world.
512 years would put the birth date of this shark at 1505, older than Shakespeare.
Marine biologist Julius Nielsen and his team used a technique to measure the amount of radiocarbon in the eуe lenses of Greenland ѕһагkѕ, revealing the possible age of this ѕeпіoг animal.
In further research, scientists now want to uncover why the Greenland shark lives so much longer than other vertebrates.
The life lived and experiencing more. We hope the shark gets to experience even more life without the of expense man’s interference.