There's a forest that's 250 million years old. - Apparently.
The Turitupu Forest in Western Australia is often referred to as the oldest living ecosystem on Earth. This remarkable forest has been around since the Permian era, long before the supercontinent of Gondwana even existed. Despite being so ancient, it has somehow managed to survive and thrive, with many of its trees estimated to be over 2,000 years old. The forest's incredible age has been confirmed through geological dating and is considered a natural wonder of the world.