What is the life expectancy of a whale in years?

Answer 1

Whales generally live for 40-200 years, depending on their species, but it is rare to find one that lives over a century.

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HUMPBACK WHALE

Lifespan: estimated to be around 40 yearsGRAY WHALELifespan: between 30 and 40 years, but may even be up to 60 yearsBLUE WHALELifespan: More than 80 yearsFIN WHALELifespan: 85 to 90 yearsMINKE WHALELifespan: probably live for 40 - 50 years, but they are sometimes attacked by killer whales and can be at risk from collisions with boat trafficSPERM WHALEThe lifespan of sperm whales are thought to be 75 years or more

Answer 2

Can't really be answered.

Albino, or animals lacking in pigmentation for other reasons are born every now and then. They're usually more vulnerable, either to Health or lack of camouflage reasons, which means they rarely reach average age - which would depend on their species.

Then there are the Beluga whales, which are sometimes called White whales. Look up Beluga whale lifespan if that's the kind of White whale you're thinking of.

Answer 3

Sperm Whales can live for nearly 70 years or more. Since they are gigantic animals and have no known predators (Except Man) after they are adults, they literally can live for as long as they can which should be around 70 years or so. Males are usually larger than females and may even live longer than them

Answer 4

Whale can statistically live from 40-200 years old depending on the species. However, it is rare to find a while that lives over a century.

Answer 5

56-58 years is average for the life a of whale

Answer 6

The lifespan 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.

Answer 7

The average life expectancy 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.

Answer 8

65-70

Answer 9

56-58 Years