Vulcans

magpie | 16:31 Thu 25th Jun 2015 | ChatterBank

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why does mr. spock and his contempories have such a long lifespan?

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Sipowicz

Because he's fictional.

sandyRoe

To give his ears a chance to mature?

cupid04

He's got three ears you know...one on each side of his face and the final front ear, lol!

scorpiojo

Lol

Ellipsis

Lifespans of creatures on earth vary from a few hours to a couple of hundred years or more. A Vulcan is a non-human creature and so there's no reason why its lifespan should be similar to a human's.

Typically the colder a creature's blood the longer it can live, so maybe Vulcan's have colder blood than humans ...

douglas9401

Definitive answer unknown but a low blood pressure and high heart rate (80/40 and 242 bpm) contribute.
On reaching adulthood the aging process slows considerably.

Apparently.