400-year-old shark found in Ireland reveals secrets of longevity

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A Greenland shark, estimated to be around 400 years old, washed ashore in County Sligo, western Ireland, in April.
This species is known for its exceptional longevity, with some individuals living for centuries.
Scientists are studying these sharks to understand the biological mechanisms behind their extended lifespans.
Research into the Greenland shark's longevity could offer insights into human aging and age-related diseases.

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Ο καρχαρίας που ζει 400 χρόνια – Τι μυστικά αποκαλύπτει για τη μακροζωΐαNaftemporiki · 3 hours ago

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A Greenland shark, estimated to be around 400 years old, washed ashore in County Sligo, western Ireland, in April.
This species is known for its exceptional longevity, with some individuals living for centuries.
Scientists are studying these sharks to understand the biological mechanisms behind their extended lifespans.
Research into the Greenland shark's longevity could offer insights into human aging and age-related diseases.

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