How long does a Atlantic bluefin tuna last?
Typical lifespan
15–40 yr
The largest tuna, warm-blooded and capable of crossing the Atlantic in under two months.
How that compares
Atlantic bluefin tuna against things of a similar time.
Atlantic bluefin tuna 15–40 yr
Giant panda 15–30 yr
American bison 15–25 yr
Bald eagle 15–38 yr
Spotted hyena 12–25 yr
Cow 15–25 yr
Red kangaroo 12–25 yr
American black bear 18–30 yr
What that means over time
| Period | How many you would buy |
|---|---|
| Per year | 0.05 replacements |
| Over 10 years | 1 of them |
| Over a 30-year mortgage | 1.5 of them |
Lifespans are medians under ordinary use, not guarantees. Maintenance, how hard it is used, and build quality move individual examples a long way in both directions — which is why the range above is as wide as it is.
More about an Atlantic bluefin tuna
- How much does a Atlantic bluefin tuna weigh? 130–680 kg
Common questions
- How long does an Atlantic bluefin tuna last?
- An Atlantic bluefin tuna lasts 15–40 yr.
Related pages
- How much does a Atlantic bluefin tuna weigh? 130–680 kg
- How long does a lion last? 10–20 yr
- How long does a tiger last? 8–26 yr
- How long does a blue whale last? 70–90 yr
- How long does a great white shark last? 50–73 yr
- How long does a cheetah last? 8–17 yr
- How long does a polar bear last? 20–32 yr
- How long does a grizzly bear last? 20–35 yr
- How long does a gray wolf last? 6–16 yr
- How long does a orca last? 30–90 yr
- How long does a saltwater crocodile last? 65–100 yr
Sources
- National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration — NOAA (Public domain (US Government))