Did you mean longest? I believe the record holder is a bristle-cone pine someplace in California. 4,000 years plus. Certain Creosote Bushes in the Mohaji Desert are claimed to be 10,000 years or more. These cases however do not include the original plant but only clones of the original plant. Bacteria in the desert is said to 'endure' in its encapselled form for thousands of years, but I'm not sure how they have determined that. Bacteria from inside a mummy or some such thing maybe. If plants are not to be considered creatures then Human beings are the longest living animal at 120 years and more.
The mouth of a volcanoe or entrance to a basin.
Every living creature on earth responds to the messages implicit in the play of light and color.
A lepidopterist studies moths and butterflies.
Yes, the word 'creature' simply refers to ' ..any living being'. Even the bible says that Jesus sent his disciples out into the world and told them to teach the gospel to "..every living creature". Certainly, He was not talking about the animals, but to every human.
No, there is not a living creature called a lematoad. However, there is an organism called a nematoda, which is a kind of roundworm.
No they can't kill a living creature.
the first living creature in the dictionary is an aardvark
The heaviest living creature is the blue whale, which can weigh up to 200 tons.
The largest and heaviest living creature on earth is the blue whale.
A creature known for living in a shell is a mollusk, such as a snail or a clam.
It's not a living creature, it's a calcium carbonate deposit. It is not a living creature in any way.
I believe the biggest living creature that scientists know of right now is the Blue Whale.
My guess is that the logest word possible in Scrabble would be forest, because it contains so many logs.
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The river Tay.