The question of the longest lived bird on earth is one that has titillated the curiosity of many ever since Bacon recognised that birds are much longer-lived than similar-sized mammals in the seventeenth century. The trend Bacon found is actually much stronger than he recognised because birds in the tropics, Australia and Southern Africa are much longer-lived than birds of the Enriched World (temperate Eurasia, North America, New Zealand and southern South America).
The exact identity of the longest-lived bird species is unclear. Large raptors (such as vultures), cockatoos and ground hornbills can probably live as long as most humans and a study of the Southern Ground Hornbill suggests its average lifespan in the wild is around thirty years. Parrots damage most bands so that longevity records in the wild are difficult to estimate, and few usable data exist from large raptors.
Seabirds, as a group, are noted for their longevity, with estimated average lifespans of even the tiny storm petrels being around eleven years. It is estimated that the average lifespan of a Wandering Albatross is around thirty-five to forty years, though because of this exact results from banding studies will take a long time to see whether they can live longer than the Cacatuidae or Bucorvidae.
43 years, 299 days is the Republicans longest life expectancy in terms of years.
This is from wikipedia: According to the CIA World Factbook, Macau Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China has the world's longest life expectancy of 84.4 years. Women generally life longer than men so I guess women in Macau (CHina) have the longest life expectancy too.
The Japanese have the longest life expectancy in the world, not the US. The US rates closer to 34th-36th in nations of the world in terms of life expectancy, one of the lower rate among the developed world.
Andorra - Life expectancy is 83 years
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Women have a longer life expectancy.
North America, with an average life expectancy of 77 years, has the highest life expectancy. According to a study in the BMJ North America: 77.6 Oceania: 74.6 Europe: 74.3 Latin America and the Caribbean: 71.8 Asia: 67.7 Africa: 50.6
85. Longest someone has lived so far 122.
The giant squid has the longest life expectancy of any other squid. They are generally known to live for 80-150 years.
I'm guessing around 3 - 4 years, it depends on the environment its in.
Besides some of the small principalities like Andorra (In the Pyrenees between France and Spain) the country with the longest lifespan - over 80 years - is Japan. Most people feel that it is their diet - lots of fish - that contributes to their long life.
As of now, the country with the longest life expectancy is Japan. Japanese people have an average life expectancy of over 85 years. This can be attributed to factors like a healthy diet, active lifestyle, and access to quality healthcare.