Life expectancy at birth for Scots continues to improve, and recent trends show a slight narrowing of the gap between males and females to under 5.0 years in 2007 (males now having life expectancy at birth of 74.9 years compared with 79.9 years for females). However, life expectancy in Scotland remains low compared with most Western European countries. In terms of quality of life, healthy life expectancy at birth (based on a combination oflife expectancy and self-assessed health (SAH)) has also increased over the longer term but at a slower rate than the increase in overall life expectancy. The gap between life expectancy and healthy life expectancy is greater for women than for men, suggesting that they spend more years of life in poor health.
King Alexander III of Scotland died on March 19, 1286 at the age of 44.
King James III of Scotland died on June 11, 1488 at the age of 35.
King Robert II of Scotland died on April 19, 1390 at the age of 74.
St. Margaret, Queen of Scotland was born in 1045 in Hungary, and died 16 November 1093 in Edinburgh Castle in Scotland. She was 48 years old.
King David II of Scotland died on February 22, 1371 at the age of 46.
Humans die due to a variety of causes, including old age, sickness, injuries from accidents, etc.
men at 78 and women at 81.
Old age, disease, or being killed by humans.
Most Giraffes do die of old age.
Get drunk, have children, get more drunk, have more children and then die at a young age from malnutrition :)
Any age! An animal can die at any age and any time. Just like humans.
all i know is on average they outlive many generations of humans.