80 years and up
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.
Yes the killer whale is a warm blooded mammal just like us and will give birth to live young.A killer whale will give birth every 3-10 years and they have a gestation period of about 17 months the killer whale will stay dependent of its mother for 2 years but will stay with its pod for its whale life
An Killer whale can live 50-80 years in the wild
An Killer whale can live 50-80 years in the wild
it can live up to 19 years old in human years and 58 in whale years
killer whales can live up to be 50 to 80 years old
The 3 common ways is; Pollution, Hunting and Captured for Captivity. In the wild, they tend to live around 50-60 years old for males and 90 years old for females. In captivity, they rarely live to see their 30th birthday as mostly die by the time they are in their mid 20s.
In what continent does the Killer Whale Live in?all over the world but mainly in antertica
The life expectancy of a Killer Whale would vary because of gender. Male Killer Whale have a life expectancy of 50-60 years. Females have a life expectancy of 90 years. Some have been known to live longer than average.
i killer whale lives in the north pacific artic and Atlantic ocean