In captivity, the m animals do tend to breed a litle bit earlier because they have better access to nutrition and very good health care. They develop a little bit faster, a so they typically wouldn't have a baby until 12. But in captivity, that can hape much earlier. And where's her life span? About mid forties, mid 50. In an a za accredited zoo, health care pretty good, very good health Care. If some one's whose low ranking is not getting their a proper allotment, then we do supplemental feedings for them. There are no leopards and your there are no lions, no hunting. Ye, big benefit poachers.

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