All animals have roughly 1 billion heart beats in their lifetime, the only exception being humans. The faster the heart rate, the shorter the lifespan.
the_omarNewcomerSep 3, 2026
Now imagine if that tortoise exercises!
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dewi.lestariNewcomerSep 3, 2026
Same number of total heartbeats
realmateoNewcomerSep 3, 2026
It's survival of the most fitting, not the slowest.
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sharma.arjunNewcomerSep 3, 2026
You don’t know what happens inside the shell. Could be a gym in there.
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oscar100NewcomerSep 3, 2026
In number of heart beats, all animals live approximately the same age.
It's how, not how long
All animals have roughly 1 billion heart beats in their lifetime, the only exception being humans. The faster the heart rate, the shorter the lifespan.
Now imagine if that tortoise exercises!
Same number of total heartbeats
It's survival of the most fitting, not the slowest.
You don’t know what happens inside the shell. Could be a gym in there.
In number of heart beats, all animals live approximately the same age.
doesn't move, lives for 5 thousand years
Watch veratasium on heartbeats it explain this
Nope, it's cardio vs heavy lifting