how long do monkeys live for?
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That depends on the species; typically larger forms live longer, but there are many factors that influence longevity.\nHere's a webpage with documented longevity records, look at those for order Primates:\nhttp://www.demogr.mpg.de/longevityrecords/0203.htm
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The Bonobo are a great species to study. They use a variety of body language and sounds. They seem to be the only species of monkey that rule by love, and spend a lot of their time having orgies. \n\nLink:\nhttp://www.arkive.org/species/GES/mammals/Pan_paniscus/
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"Old" mice would be about 2 or 3 years old...in the wild they die from predation.  In captivity, they usually die of natural causes...they just don't live that long in the first place.  They can die from diseases as well.
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Blue whales live about 25-30 years!
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Somewhere around 10 million years. This should be compared to the sun, which will last a total of 10 *billion* years.\n\nHomework?
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A) the number of offspring-\nEven if you didnt know this, you could figure it out by the process of elimination, going from monkeys to apes (even including humans)- Primates have gotten bigger (apes are bigger in general than monkeys) apes (and humans) live longer than monkeys, apes (and humans) take many more years to raise children than monkeys, and apes (and humans) dont sexually mature for a very long time compared to monkeys- That only leaves (A).  If you think about it, apes and humans generally only have a single offspring at a time, at most one a year-thats about as decreased as you can get.  Of course, Elephants may only have one offspring ever, but they arent primates.
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The monkeys that you love...
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Is that in monkey years?
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Depends on the monkey.\n\nSome monkeys live in jungles, which are technically a type of woods, usually referring specifically to tropical rain forests.\n\nThere are also monkeys that live in a number of other habitats, from plains to hills, to mountains, rocky coasts, and even human cities.  Some of them live in temperate forests as well.  There are any number of Asian species that thrive in areas we would feel comfortable calling 'woods'.
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Actually, it's not accurate to say that dog's life is 7 years to ours, because dogs have different life expectancies. As a rule, I have been lead to believe that, the larger the dog the less it's life expectancy is, relatively. Apparantly cats can live about 15+ years now, but this depends on whether they enjoy being outdoors or indoors more
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Macaws 30 to 50 years– the smaller mini-macaw at the lower range.\n\nCockatoos 30 to 40 years.\n\nAmazons 50 years or more with proper care. The average is more like 20 years due to the fact that amazons are prone to obesity and fatty liver disease which can lead to death.
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Apparently upto 4 years, depending on species. See \n\nhttp://www.seahorses.de/seahorses.htm\n\nAnother site,\n\nhttp://seahorse.fisheries.ubc.ca/biology4.html\n\nhas this to say\n\nNatural lifespans for seahorses are virtually unknown. Most estimates come from laboratory or aquarium observations. Known lifespans for seahorse species range from about one year in the smaller species to an average of three to five years for the larger species.
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no.  the more complex an organism, the easier they go extinct.\n\ntrilobites lasted around 300 million years; a not-so-complex animal.\n\ndinosaurs lasted about 150 million years; more complex, shorter reign.\n\nhumans, we haven't even come CLOSE to how long dinosaurs we around, we'll go extinct soon enough.
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Penguins....they live longer & can be petted
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When some apes left the trees and started to walk upright it wasn't the end to dwelling in trees. Some of the upright walking apes turned into fairly gorilla-like vegetarians which held out for a while before becoming extinct.\n\nBut then the tree-dwelling apes developed further, too, changing into modern apes or becoming extinct.
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We don't believe in Darwin's theory. Like my honey said, if man came from monkey why haven't monkeys continued to mutate. After millions of years, monkeys are still monkeys.If monkey mutated to the form of man, shouldn't  man continue to mutate to something.....