How long do seahorses live?
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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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The Short Tailed Albatross can live 12-45 years.
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depends on the turtle\nAs sea turtles are air breathing reptiles, they need to surface to breathe. Sea turtles can hold their breath for several hours, depending upon the level of activity. A resting/sleeping turtle can remain underwater for over 4-7 hours. Recent research has shown that some turtles can even hibernate in the sea for several months! However, a stressed turtle, for instance entangled in fishing gear, quickly uses up oxygen stored within its body and may drown within minutes through panic.
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Female Reproductive System.\n\nDescription:\nThis is the human's reproductive system, that is capable of producing a new being to the world. This is situated in the female gender of any species. (But we do find certain exceptions like, Sea Horses, where the female sea-horse simply produces the eggs, yet hands them over to the male sea-horse to take care of! mostly mistaken to believe that male sea-horses do have a reproductive system.) Its the only natural way of reproducing a specific being to the world.(Their are other ways, to reproduce species, in a lab i.e. cloning, tube.) \n\nBenifit:\nReproduction of a specific specie would keep them away from the Red-Data-Book, where all the endangered species are listed.\n\nThis is a very basic explanation.\n\nHope it is helpful!\nGood Luck!
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It depends on the kind of turtle it is. Some can live for a hundred years.
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In the wild, many male tarantulas have been shown to have an average life expectancy of only about five years, while females often live 25 to 30 years.\n\nThe survivorship of captive specimens may be much higher, where they have adequate food, water, and shelter, stable environments, no predators, and possibly most important, no chance for females to eat them during mating season.
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The lifespan of a Common Garter Snake is difficult to determine. Several studies have been conducted to determine the average life of a Common Garter Snake in the wild. Unfortunately the studies do not agree on the life span, but the average has been determined to be approximately two years
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Some can live up to a month, but some only live a matter of hours or days.
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The average lifespan for a wolf in the wild is only 9 years. Wolves in captivity live much longer. They reach sexual maturity at about 2 years of age and have finished growing.
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The seahorse (Hippocampus) whose Greek name means  "bent horse"\n\nIn astrology, the Makara is often translated Water Horse, and corresponds to the western astrological sign of Capricorn. \n\nThe seahorse was one of the mystical symbols in the picture of St. Cathrine of Alexandria (Egypt) See first link below to see this painting and a detail of the sea horse.\n\nSee second link for the history of St. Cathrine of Alexandria.  Since a lot of Masonic sybolism comes from Egyptian sources, this may be a good source for you.\n\nHope some of this helps.  Good luck in your search.
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There are several kinds but, I believe, only three that inhabit humans.  They can reach a length of 50 ft and can live 20-30 years depending on the specific species.
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Scorpions live forever.
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They rarely live longer than 3 minutes after removing them from the sea.
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Total life span=8billon+yrs.\nIt may last for another 4.5 billion years.....(and counting)
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According to Wikipedia "Seahorses range in size from 16 mm to 35 cm" - so, knowing the shape of the seahorse, I guess at anywhere between 3 and 7mm.  It is impossible to be exact as the size varies from species to species, and from top to bottom doesn't it?!!
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You have to consider the time from egg to death.\n\n\nSo, that's how I arrived at the answer--from animals in captivity. The longest-lived captive animal is the Giant Tortoise (177 years) and the shortest, the gastrotich (3 days).\n\n(Answered by April Holladay, science journalist, April 4, 2001)\n\nFurther Surfing:\n\nLife span, Encyclopedia Britannica\n\nFigure Caption: [© Scott Camazine, used with permission, Pennsylvania State University] A fruit fly lives about 37 days.\n\nQ: Which mammal has longest and which the shortest life span?\n\nA: If we just look at mammals, then primates are the longest lived group and man is the longest lived of the primates: 122 years (Jeanne Louise Calment, 1875 - 1997). Tiny shrews live the shortest: maybe 1 to 1.5 years. Interesting enough, among primates the bigger your brain, the longer you live. The faster you live, though, the shorter you live. Squirrel-like rodents live two or three times longer than mouse-like rodents because their rate of metabolism is slower.\n\n(Answered by April Holladay, science journalist, April 4, 2001)
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the life span of a walrus is about 32 years