The lifespan of a whale varies by species. For example, a bowhead whale can live to 130 years old.Compare to gray whales who can only live 1/3 of that.
Beluga whales have a life span of 25-30 years.
80-90 years
About 100 years maybe more
How many young do gray whales have during their life time
Adverage life span in the wild is 50 to 80 years
Sperm whales can live to forty years or more.
Beluga whales have a life span of 25-30 years.
An Killer whale can live 50-80 years in the wild
A humpback's life span is around 40 years. However, they have be known to life up to 50 years old. This varies as they can die a lot earlier because of human threats.
Animals that have human life spans are elephants and some tortoises. Whales are also known to live to that long to.
A life span of a beluga whale is 25-30 years, but a beluga whale could possibly die before then.
Bowhead whales are known to have the longest life span of any marine mammal, with some individuals reaching over 200 years old. These whales are found in Arctic and sub-Arctic waters and are known for their distinctive bowed lower jaw and thick blubber layer that helps them survive in icy waters.