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Guinness World Records: Longest-surviving Janus cat

Guinness World Records logo.Photo: Guinness World Records

The longest-surviving Janus cat is Frank and Louie, from Massachusetts, USA, which reached 15 years 87 days of age on 4 in September 2014, when it died of cancer, thereby outliving all other recorded specimens.

Frank and Louie had been adopted by owner Marty on 8 September 1999 at one day old, having been born very early that morning.

Longest-surviving Janus cat, Photo: Guinness World Records

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Shyleen Choruma

Shyleen is a Journalism graduate with a keen interest in contributing to the digital media landscape of South Africa. she is a Master of Communication and Media student. Shyleen kickstarted her career as a Public Relation Communicator, she has a passion for books and telling jokes.