<prompt> Arolelana nete ka sefate sa khale ka ho fetisisa se phelang Lefatšeng.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Share a fact about the oldest living tree on Earth. . Response in English: The oldest living tree on Earth is a bristlecone pine named Methuselah, which is located in the White Mountains of California, USA. Methuselah is approximately 4,849 years old, as determined by tree ring count. Bristlecone pine trees are known for their longevity and the ability to withstand harsh conditions with their twisted, gnarled trunks and densely packed, needle-like leaves. . Response in Sesotho: Sefate sa khale ka ho fetisisa se phelang Lefatšeng ke sefate sa phaene sa bristlecone se bitsoang Methuselah, se Lithabeng tse White tsa California, USA. Methusela o na le lilemo tse ka bang 4,849, ho latela palo ea lifate. Lifate tsa phaene ea Bristlecone li tsebahala ka ho phela nako e telele le bokhoni ba ho mamella maemo a thata ka likutu tsa tsona tse sothehileng, tse kolokileng le mahlaku a petelitsoeng, a kang nalete. 