That's like comparing apples with oranges. So I must exclude them. Certain fishes and reptiles apparently keep on growing and live forever unless some accident befalls them. But, such animals live in the wild. We can't observe them for the length of time it takes to determine their eventual life span.
Animals move around, which makes evaluating their age difficult.
We determine species life spans usually from captive animals because we can track their ages. A fruit fly lives about 37 days. Interesting enough, among primates the bigger your brain, the longer you live. The faster you live, though, the shorter you live.