Common basilisks have a high metabolism, and produce a lot of offspring. They simply haven't evolved to be long-lived animals. Captive lifespans far exceed those of wild basilisks, which probably live to be 2 to 4 at most, if they survive being eaten as hatchlings. Predation is high.
Green basilisks live between 10 and 15 years in captivity.
Common basilisks are certainly not the shortest-lived reptiles. Chameleons are generally the shortest lived family of reptiles, with some species having a lifespan in the wild of UNDER one year, and captive lifespans for some species being only 3 years.
The lifespan of around 7 years is not unusual among reptiles, with anole lizards and many other smaller lizards also having a lifespan of 5 to 8 years in captivity. Perhaps it only seems odd because so many reptile species have extremely long lives...leopard geckos live around 20 years, but may live up to 30. Ball pythons live for 30 years, but have been recorded living up to 45. Tortoise lifespans are among the longest of any terrestrial animals.
I am going to assume you meant the plumed basilisk which lives from 7 to 10 years in captivity.
they can live for 7-9 years but will only lay eggs until they are 3 years old
Up to 7 oz.
generally mice only live 4-6 years but 7 is probably the maximum. Many mouses diets depend on how long they live.
the standard dog to human is 7:1 however, dachshunds along with other small breeds live longer typically (13-17) years. Larger breeds may live only 11 to 14 years the standard dog to human is 7:1 however, dachshunds along with other small breeds live longer typically (13-17) years. Larger breeds may live only 11 to 14 years
Yes, only particular breeds though. So for an example an Abyssinian might live about 5 year and a Rex might live to about 7 years.
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They live for 7 years.
They live for 7 years.
The life span of a Bloodhound is 7 - 10 years.
i have heard that ducks live for 2 and over to about 7 years