

Human: African greys are beautiful birds. In 100 words or less, can you tell me what the average annual lifespan of an African gray in captivity is?

Assistant: The typical lifespan of an African gray parrot in captivity is 50-60 years.  African gray parrots are extremely intelligent and inter-species communication with humans has reached extraordinary levels of complexity.  African gray parrots are widely regarded as among the most expressive of all parrot species, and are known for their calming personalities and large vocabulary.


Human: African greys are beautiful birds. In 100 words or less, can you tell me what the average annual lifespan of an African gray in captivity is?

Assistant: The lifespan of an African gray in captivity is roughly 60 years, and can range up to 80 years. They are generally healthy and long-lived birds, if cared for well in a healthy, clean habitat. Though they can live a long time, captive African Greys usually do not live past their early forties, often dying from various ailments, such as osteoporosis, mutations, tumors and memory loss issues due to aging and poor diet. This is one reason why the prolonged captivity of these birds is considered
African greys are beautiful birds. In 100 words or less, can you tell me what the average annual lifespan of an African gray in captivity is?
The typical lifespan of an African gray parrot in captivity is 50-60 years.  African gray parrots are extremely intelligent and inter-species communication with humans has reached extraordinary levels of complexity.  African gray parrots are widely regarded as among the most expressive of all parrot species, and are known for their calming personalities and large vocabulary.
The lifespan of an African gray in captivity is roughly 60 years, and can range up to 80 years. They are generally healthy and long-lived birds, if cared for well in a healthy, clean habitat. Though they can live a long time, captive African Greys usually do not live past their early forties, often dying from various ailments, such as osteoporosis, mutations, tumors and memory loss issues due to aging and poor diet. This is one reason why the prolonged captivity of these birds is considered