The lifespan of the African lungfish is about 12 to 20 years. Lungfish can breathe not only with gills but also with swim bladders, and under special circumstances, Lungfish can survive in silt for months.

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The structure, development, physiology and behavior of the soft tissue of African lungfish are similar to those of extant amphibians and are different from other extant fishes. The swim bladder of the African lungfish is very developed. The front part of the whole swim bladder is combined into a single chamber with a very short length, which is then separated into pairs and reaches the rear end of the body cavity. The side walls of the central cavity in the swim bladder form many small air chambers (alveoli) of different sizes. .