Oldest hominids

Humans are the longest-lived hominid species, with a human named Jeanne Calment being the longest-lived hominid ever, at 122 years. Other members of the family Hominidae are shorter-lived. This article lists the oldest known individuals of each hominidae species.

Chimpanzees
† denotes age at death, or, if living, age as of

Golden and Glitter (born 1998, wild living at Gombe Stream National Park, Tanzania) are the oldest known chimpanzee twins, at 20 years (as of 2018).

Gorillas
† This list includes all known individuals to have reached the age of 50 years or more. The average lifespan of a gorilla is 35–40 years. The 1 January will be given as the birthday to any individual whose exact birthdate isn't known. Gigi, formerly listed as having passed away at over 50, is also on this table.

Orangutans
† This list includes all known individuals to have reached the age of 50 years or more. The average lifespan of an orangutan is 30–40 years. The 1 January will be given as the birthday to any individual whose exact birthdate isn't known.

The oldest female orangutan ever (and oldest orangutan overall) was Puan, who reached to the final age of. The oldest male orangutan ever was Guas, who reached to the final age of.

The oldest living female (and overall) orangutan is Bella, aged 63 years, 194 days. The oldest living male orangutan is Mushon, aged 55 years, 202 days.

Female orangutans, on average, live longer than their male counterparts - similarly to humans.