The maximum recorded lifespan of a Greenland shark is believed to be over 400 years. This makes it the longest living vertebrate known to man. The slow growth rate and low metabolism of the species contribute to its exceptional long life.
THE MAXIMUM RECORDED LIFESPAN OF A GREENLAND SHARK IS CURRENTLY ESTIMATED TO BE AROUND 400 YEARS. GREENLAND SHARKS ARE LARGE, SLOW SWIMMING SHARKS FOUND IN THE COLD WATERS OF THE NORTH ATLANTIC.
