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The world's oldest fish: Bay Redfish is 60 cm long and 84 years old
Generally, fish live only a few years, but there are some fish that are different and can live for decades. Due to the impact of natural factors and man-made fishing, the vast majority of fish are not able to complete their entire life course and end of life. The Bay Redfish is 60 cm long and 84 years old, so if you want to know more, read on! -
The world's longest jellyfish: Arctic haze jellyfish tentacles are more than 40 meters long
Those who live by the sea must have seen jellyfish. They are relatively common underwater plankton, floating in a transparent manner, and are a beautiful creature. There are hundreds of different kinds of jellyfish in the world, do you know which is the longest jellyfish in the world?