How long do the Lysandra Bellargus butterflies known as the Adonis Blue butterfly live?
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From my searches it looks like they live about 2 months. Check the table in the link below to see.
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Blue whales live about 25-30 years!
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"Adult - A beautiful but damp adult emerges from the chrysalis. It pumps liquid into the wing veins to inflate them. They soon dry, but during this process, the butterfly is extremely vulnerable to predators. There is no growth during the adult stage. It can only eat liquids, which it does through its proboscis. This adult will continue the cycle by reproducing."
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The Short Tailed Albatross can live 12-45 years.
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I guess about a maximum of 2 years. Of course it depends on the living conditions and food supplies (flies).
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Depending on the local humidity, it can live for two days. Otherwise, it lasts for one night only.
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It will live as long as you keep it healthy.  Spider plants propate by sending out those little shooters.  Even as one part of the plant dies back, the new and younger parts will grow and replace it.  It will only die if you don't take care of it.  My mother has a spider plant that she has had for probably 25 years... she's actually made several new ones from the shooters off of the original.  :)
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(m)\n\nThe life span of mosquito varies from species to species. Some male mosquitoes may live only 10 to 20 days, but a female may live 30 days or more. The females of some species live through the winter in barns, garages, houses, caves, or in the bark of logs. Some species spend the winter as eggs or as larvae. They develop into adults in spring.
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It is in the range of 15 to 30 days depending on the season.\nVisit:\nhttp://www.kidzworld.com/site/p5758.htm\nhttp://bugs.bio.usyd.edu.au/Entomology/lifecycles/imagePages/fly_lifecycle.html
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Starfish (or as they are known by in the Marine Community "Sea Stars") have been known to live 8 years in aquariums, but the actual life span isn't know.\n\nHere is more about Sea Stars:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Starfish
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im not sure what type of fly you are referring to but the common house fly has a life spanof7 to 10 days in which time they go from egg, to larva to pupa to adult some adult. flies in the north  may survive indoors for serveral months
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Gerbils usually live 3-4 years. Have a nice week. :)
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The Grammostola cala, or Rose Hair Tarantula, one of the most popular pet "spiders", have a life span of about 5 years. They are 3 - 4 inches standard leg span and native to the country of Chile.
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The Blue Water Lily (scientific name is Nymphaea stellata)
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The mating season, lasting from September to October, is followed by a nine-month gestation period after which 600- 700 eggs are laid and wrapped in a silky cocoon which the female, alone, guards aggressively. The mother tolerates the babies for a short period of time in which she might even feed them regurgitated food, but very briefly. Within a matter of weeks, or certainly by the time the female has her next molt, the babies are on their own. The mortality rate is very high and ants are a major menace. The life span of the female is thought to be 15- 25 years and possibly more than that. The male lives a much shorter time, not only because the female sometimes eats him, but more frequently because he does not molt correctly, or cannot escape his molt for some reason. Also, the male is usually the one seeking to mate, and so is more exposed to predictors.
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After the last of several molts the larva is transformed into a pupa with a hard, often sculptured outer integument, within which it changes to the adult form. The butterfly pupa is called a chrysalis, or chrysalid. Most chrysalids (unlike the pupae of most moths) are not enclosed in a cocoon; however, they are usually suspended from some object by a silken thread and may have a partial covering. Except in those species that winter in the pupa stage, the adult usually emerges from the integument in two or three weeks. Members of some species winter in the egg stage, others as larvae or adults. The adults of most species, however, live only about a month.
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It usually lives for 1 year. Check out this site\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_beetle#Life_cycle_and_control