not as long as they do in the wild.
Although it is common for captive bred Killer whales not to live as long as they do in the wild, there have been some exceptional cases where they have lived for upto forty years in captivity.
This can vary from being in wild or in captivity. In captivity, they rarely life to see their 30s. In wild, they live twice as long until they are 50-60 years old.
This can vary from being in wild or in captivity. In captivity on average, they rarely life to see their 30s. In wild on average, they live twice as long until they are 50-60 years old.This can vary from being in wild or in captivity. Typically in captivity, they often die before they are 30 years old. In wild, they typically live twice as long until they are 50-60 years old.
In 1971, Sea World aquarium in San Diego Ca. got a killer whale, which they named Shamu. In order that the general public would not know how long killer whales live in captivity (which isn't as long as they live in the wild), Sea World names most of their killer whales Shamu. The original (1971) Shamu died a long time ago.
killer whales can live up to be 50 to 80 years old
A killer whale does not have a horn.
I bet a beached whale won't live long. Maybe a few days or mostly a week....Can't be sure.
25ft
At The Moment Of Writing This [Nov 08], A Male 27 ear Old Killer Whale [Orcinus Orca] Called Tilikum Living At Sea World Orlando Is The Largest Known Orca In Captivity. In The Summer Of 04 He Was 22.5 Feet Long, And Weighed In At 12,300 Pounds. Obviously He Woud Have Grown Some More.
it can live up to 19 years old in human years and 58 in whale years
I believe the oldest orca is Granny from J-pod who is currently 99 :)
i think a killer whale is 10 in
as long as they want egg