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Methuselah is the oldest living fish in captivity, aged over 92 and potentially as high as 101 years. She arrived on a steamship from Australia along with 230 other fish to the Steinhart aquarium in San Francisco&nbsp;in 1938 as a young, small fish.

<a href="https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2023/sep/24/lungfish-australia-methuselah-san-francisco" target="_blank" rel="noopener"><strong>LINK</strong></a> (via The Guardian)

Methuselah is the oldest living fish in captivity, aged over 92 and potentially as high as 101 years. She arrived on a steamship from Australia ...{ai:summary}<p>Methuselah, the oldest fish in captivity, arrived in San Francisco from Australia in 1938. Now aged over 92, she continues to swim in the Steinhart aquarium. #nature</p>

The Oldest Fish In Captivity

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