They can. In captivity, they have been known to live to 18 years. However, in the wild, they rarely live past ten years, due to predation by introduced species or being hit by cars.
A Koala's life span today varies due to stress factors, but most live between 13-18 years.
Koalas tend to live 13-18 years in the wild. How long they live is based primarily on their stress level.
No. Koalas in captivity tend to live for a maximum of 18 years. This means one koala year equates to around five human years.
Presumably the question means the average age at which a koala dies. While koalas have been known to live 18 years, in reality they die much earlier than that. In the wild there are few predators, and they have an average lifespan of 12-13 years. Many koalas, however, live in suburban fringes of cities and towns. Their average lifespan tends to be between 2 and 3 years, due to being hit by cars, or from dog attacks, as they move between the trees within their home range.
females live about 18 years males live about 12 years but in suburban areas it about 2-5ish years
A koala is not a bear, and they do not live in Africa.
They can live for up to 18 years for females and a bit less for males.
Like all animals, koalas have just one life. Koalas can live for up to 18 years for females and up to 13 years for males. However, the average lifespan of a male koala in suburban areas is closer to 2-3 years.
they do not live in a family
yorkies normally live for about 13 and 14 years
Koalas can live up to eighteen years in the wild. Females usually live up to eighteen, and males live up to 12.
Male koalas can live for up to 13 years in the wild. However, because males are more likely than females to roam between their home trees, the average lifespan of a male in suburban areas is about 3 years.