Methuselah's Zoo

Robert L. Hines's "Methuselah's Zoo" is a captivating exploration of animal longevity, delving into the lives and lifespans of various species.

The book examines the biological factors that contribute to extended lifespans in certain animals, comparing them to human aging processes.

Hines explores the diverse adaptations and strategies employed by long-lived animals to survive and thrive, offering insights into the potential for extending human lifespan.

The book also touches upon the ethical considerations surrounding life extension and the implications for society.

Through a blend of scientific analysis and engaging storytelling, Hines presents a comprehensive overview of animal longevity, sparking curiosity and inspiring further research into the mysteries of aging.