I think that tortoises live a longer life is because they have hard shells to protect them. We don't have hard shells attatched to our bodies sowe don't live as long as turtles or tortoises.
the average turtle lives up to 100 years. a little more than a human.
To answer your question, there are such animals, just as the tortoise. They can grow to be extremely large, and live up to 100 years.
Giant tortoises in the Galapagos Islands can live over 100 years, with some individuals reaching 150 years old. The age of the turtles on the islands varies depending on the species and individual, but many are long-lived animals.
100 years or longer
they eat algea and limu and can wiegh up to 500 pounds
Musk turtles can live up to 50 years if your lucky but they normally live for around 30 - 40 years
well, turtles live up to be 80years old, on average
Other than some fish and clams, tortoises and sea turtles are the higher lifeforms that live the longest, up to 200 years or possibly longer.
It lives up to twenty two years and in the wild it lives up to eight to ten years
There are about 270 species of turtles and their life spans vary considerably. Small pond turtles may live for up to 30 years, larger species such as snapping turtles for 60 years or more, box turtles for about 100 years, and giant tortoises in captivity may live for 200 years or more.
Turtles usually live for several decades, and can potentially outlive human beings. Sea turtles have even longer lifespans: they can live to be a few hundred years old. In fact, sea turtles are the longest-living animals on earth.
tortoise's are known to live up to 90 years, it depends on how well you look after your tortoise