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On top of that, they have one tool, and it's a pair of boltcutters you can't take away. And the most clever of them have a good chance to outlive their owners.
by gs17 1y ago
On top of that, they have one tool, and it's a pair of boltcutters you can't take away. And the most clever of them have a good chance to outlive their owners.
- nandomrumber 1y ago30 to 80 years in captivity! Factors: species and level of care. 20 to 40 in the wild. Good sense of humour though.
- autumnstwilight 1y agoThere's one at a wildlife sanctuary in Tasmania reported to be 110 or so ("Fred", Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary). Original owner is long dead, obviously.