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Methuselah's birthday
In North America, about 2700 BC, a bristlecone pine began growing in the White Mountains of what is now called California. That tree, now known as Methuselah is still alive, making it the oldest-known living tree, at about 4,700 years of age. Bristlecone pines are believed to have a potential lifespan of 5,500 years and are riviled in longtivity only by the giant sequoias, which may live to 6,000 years. If no one cuts it down, Methuselah may still be alive in the twenty-eighth centuryA .D.
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