Summary
A new study indicates that some fish species in the Great Lakes could live for up to 400 years, significantly longer than the previously estimated life expectancy of 150 years for these 'living dinosaur' fish.
New study suggests some Great Lakes fish could be 400 years old
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8 August 2026 at 7:59 am
New study suggests some Great Lakes fish could be 400 years old
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