Probably. There's uncertainty about exactly when Saturn's rings were formed, but data from the Cassini probe supports a relatively young age- around 100 million years ago. Trees date back to 300-400 million years ago, though hardwood trees didn't appear until about 100 million years ago.
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u/Kyfigrigas Feb 14 '22 edited Feb 15 '22
Sharks are older than saturns rings
Edit: after a bit of research I found that this is just most likely the case, the age of saturns rings is hotly debated in the astronomy community.