UNça-Paintada of the Brazilian Army Beats the World Record of Longevity and Enters the Guinness World Records at 25 Years and 90 Days of Age
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Onza enters the Guinness: Guardian, who lives in the CIGS, has more than 25 years of life The once-painted Guardian, who lives in the zoo of the War Instruction Center in the Jungle (CIGS), in Manaus, conquered the title of Guinness World Records of the oldest once-painted in the world in captivity. The record was officially verified on June 9, 2026, when the animal reached 25 years and 90 days of age. Guardian is a male born in March 2001, in t…
By reaching the age of 25 and 90 days on June 9 this year, the Painted Ounce Guardian, who lives in the zoo of the War Instruction Center in the Jungle
In Manaus, the cat doubled the life expectancy of the species thanks to a routine of special care: know how the record animal lives
Guardian is healthy and maintains characteristic behaviors of the species, such as walking through the enclosure, swimming and using elevated structures
An ounce-painted that lives under the care of the Brazilian Army entered the Guinness World Records after winning the title of the oldest animal of the species
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