US EditionAmazing! I Met the Sponge that Can Live More than 2,000 Years
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The giant barrel sponges, scientifically known as Xestospongia testudinaria, are marine invertebrates that inhabit the tropical seas of the Indo-Pacific. Although their shape resembles a large hollow barrel, their structure has nothing to do with an object manufactured by the human being: it is the result of centuries of slow and constant growth at the bottom of the sea.
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