Tigers

how long does the average one live for. humans can have life spans 110 + years but most only live 70-90. i know salamanders are not humans, but im just saying
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In captivity, anywhere between 0 and 20 years, on average. Unless there's a reason for them to die earlier, most make it well into 'old age'.
 
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