The lifespan of a lemur is affected by many factors, including living environment, diet, health and genetics. Generally speaking, lemurs can live up to around 20-30 years in the wild, but in captivity they can live much longer.

It should be noted that wild lemurs are endangered species and are subject to illegal hunting and habitat destruction. Threat of destruction. Protecting the living environment of these rare animals and taking conservation measures are crucial to their survival.