Parrots! They will often outlast their owner with a life span over 100 years.

Land tortises

The Giant Tortoise has the longest lifespan with an expectancy of around 150 years. Some Giant tortoises have been known to live up to 177 years in captivity. Here are some more of the longest living animals: The following examples of extreme old age have been chosen from the reliable records of zoos and aquariums all over the world. MAMMALS YEARS Elephant 69 Horse 50 Hippopotamus 49 Chimpanzee 40 Grizzly Bear 32 Bison 30 Lion 30 Tiger 25 Elk 22 Mountain Lion 20 Beaver 19 Wolf 16 Squirrel 16 Chipmunk 12 Cottontail 10 House Mouse 4 BIRDS YEARS Turkey Buzzard 118 Swan 102 Parrot 80 Great Horned Owl 68 Eagle 55 English Sparrow 23 Canary 22 Humming Bird 8 REPTILES YEARS Giant Tortoise 152 Box Turtle 123 Alligator 68 Snapping Turtle 57 Cobra 28 Cottonmouth 21 AMPHIBIANS YEARS Giant Salamander 55 Toad 36 Bullfrog 30 Mud Puppy 23 Green Frog 10 Newt 7 FISH YEARS Catfish 60 Eel 55 Carp 47 Mosquitofish 2 INSECTS YEARS Cicada 17 Ant (queen) 15 Sources to check out: http://www.newton.dep.anl.gov/natbltn/400-499/nb486.htm http://www.wonderquest.com/LifeSpan-MaxMin.htm http://www.usefultrivia.com/science_trivia/animal_trivia_001a.html

crocs where around with the cave men and dino..

Koi (carp) have an average lifespan of 75 years. There are reliable reports of individual Koi living to over 150 years, and less reliable reports of Koi that have lived to over 200 years. Not bad for a rather lowly life form.

i think whales :) they can live between 80 to 100 years The oldest known whale lived to be about 115 years old

The Clam. They live for centuries. The most recent discovery was an Icelandic Clam that has lived for over 4 centuries. http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2007/10/071028100032.htm

Turtles are one of the most longest living animals.