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How many years do crow live?
The oldest cow seems to live in Australia and is about 32 years old.
What is the crow lifetime?
A common crow can live for about 30 years...................
Can a crow live for 500 years?
No.
What is the life span of a black crow?
Many crows die young, but they can live between 30 and 100 years. Ravens live long.
What is the lifespan of a house-crow?
The house crow may live 7 to 8 years. They are also known as the Indian or Colombo crow. They can be found in Southeast Asia.
How many years do crow live?
The oldest cow seems to live in Australia and is about 32 years old.
What is the crow lifetime?
A common crow can live for about 30 years...................
Can a crow live for 500 years?
No.
How long is a Crow?
An Black Crow may live average 15 Years
How long is crow's lifespan?
An Black Crow may live average 15 Years
What is the average life span of Indian crow?
hi there is a saying in our country(Iran) that "a crow can live up to 300 years" i dont know exactly. but among the articles that i have seen a crow can live up to 30 years not more...
What is the life span of a black crow?
Many crows die young, but they can live between 30 and 100 years. Ravens live long.
What is the age of Indian Crow?
An Indian black crow can live from 25 to 40 years in the wild whereas the longest they live in captivity is about 30 years. They can live longer in the wild because they have no natural predators and can hunt for their own food.
What is the lifespan of a house-crow?
The house crow may live 7 to 8 years. They are also known as the Indian or Colombo crow. They can be found in Southeast Asia.
What is the lifetime for crows?
An American or common crow can live for thirty (30!) years. This from records of captive birds. Surf the link to our friends at Wikipedia for more information on what may be the smartest of all the birds.
How many people live in old crow Yukon?
LOTS!! hahahah not:P
What happen to the crow Indians after European settlement?
The Crow were allowed to keep about 4% of their original land, and now live on the Crow reservation in south-central Montana. In recent years the Crow have seen a rapid rise in their population. In 1930 there were less than 1900 Crow, and now (2010) there are over 13,000.
