Butterfly that barely ages could help unlock longevity secrets

Researchers have found that Heliconius butterflies possess a remarkable longevity that far exceeds that of their relatives, displaying minimal aging signs. This discovery may provide insights into biological mechanisms of aging, potentially informing future longevity research and conservation efforts.

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