Yes! While historically, some people lived or now live to over 100 years old, the median age at death in the 1800s was between 40-50 years of age. In the 1900s, with advances in medicine and discovery of bacteria and antibiotics, the median age at death doubled, to at least 80 years old. Today it is much more common for most people to live to 80, 90, or even over 100 years old.
No, they live the same as God, to infinity and beyond!
They can live up to and possibly beyond 80 years.
That person would have to be invincible, immortal and extremely wrinkly. It's not physically possible.
By staying alive beyond your 101st birthday
no it is not possible that an person can live with out one lung
The oldest confirmed age recorded for a human is 122 years old. It is highly unlikely for a person to live beyond 130 years due to biological limitations.
About 17 years Most cats live to be fifteen to seventeen years old, although not uncommon for some to live beyond twenty.
Humans have never been reliably recorded as living beyond about 120 years.
Life Span ! This is the number of years a person is excepted to live !
No, the oldest person to have ever lived was Jeanne Louise Calment who was 122 years 164 days old when she died. Even with todays advances in medical science to live for 900 years is just not possible.
If you are 1 000 000 hours old, you will be 114 years old. It is unlikely (but not impossible) to live this long.
79 years