Most elephants in the wild live to be around 60-70 years old, while elephants in captivity can live into their 70s or even 80s. It is not uncommon for elephants to live multiple decades.
Clams can die from a variety of reasons such as predation, disease, pollution, or changes in their environment like water temperature or oxygen levels. Additionally, some clams may die of old age.
Florence Nightingale died of natural causes on August 13, 1910 at the age of 90. She had been in poor health for several years before her passing.
Marie Sklodowaki (she later married Pierre Curie) was ten years old when her mother died.
Donatello, the Renaissance artist, died of unknown causes on December 13, 1466 at the age of 80 in Florence, Italy.
The estimate is 40-60 years. Elephants of that age-group have usually lost their teeth, and eventually die of starvation due to the inability to chew their food.
They could die from old age, disease, starvation, dehydration, or physical damage.
Starvation and exhaustion, old age, hunters, and predators.
It can be because of starvation, disease or old age
They will eventually die of old age. But they can also die from starvation or if they are in a household fire for too long.
Solomon Radasky died because of old age and starvation
No, the cockroach will die of old age, disease, ect. as well as the only reason it will die after its head is cut off: Starvation.
Starvation, illness, suicide, murder, old age.
Yes they can die from various things; starvation, drowning, electrocution and old age, sometimes they can just randomly die even if all of their needs are OK.
Chickens die just like any other creature. They can die from old age, sickness, for other animals to eat, from starvation, poisoning, abuse, etc
Bats are rather long-lived and commonly live to 20+ years of age. If they don't die of old age, they die like any other animal would die- sickness, starvation, pollution, exposure to the elements, being eaten, etc.
Your cow will die of old age after a few years or illness if you leave it out in the rain or of starvation if you don't feed it for a couple of days.