A 35-year-old elephant will be sent to Cambodia for retirement. How long do elephants usually live?

The average lifespan of wild elephants in Africa is about 70 years old, while the average lifespan of artificially bred elephants is about 80 years old, and very few elephants with relatively long lifespans can reach 180-200 years old. But this is very rare. An elephant in Pakistan is just 35 years old and will be transported to Cambodia for retirement. The reason why this 35-year-old elephant has to be transported is mainly because it is the only Asian elephant. This elephant is stuck. Kaavan, a 35-year-old Asian elephant, is not living well in the Marahazar Zoo in Pakistan. The environment is extremely poor, which makes the 35-year-old Asian elephant Kaavan suffer a lot. Since most of the floors in Malahaza Zoo are paved with hard floors, the elephant Kaavan often walks on the hard floors, and his toenails have been broken. Not good, very thin, overweight but malnourished. Although Kavan is only 35 years old, he does not look healthy at all and looks very weak. Kaavan, the Asian elephant, once had a partner named Saheli. Saheli passed away in 2012. Since then, Kaavan, the elephant, has felt lonely and emotionally unstable. Moreover, Kaavan, the elephant, often makes painful-looking movements such as shaking his head up and down. Some people have questioned that the zoo is often chained in harsh environments, but the zoo denies this. The park denied the fact that Kaavan had been living in a harsh living environment or being chained, and believed that Kaavan the elephant became emotionally unstable after losing his partner, which is why he often shook his head. The plight of the elephant Kaavan has attracted the sympathy of many people, but the Malahaza Zoo failed to take good care of the elephant Kaavan. Therefore, the local judge ordered the giant elephant in the zoo to be put down in May. Kaavan the Elephant was relocated along with all the other animals in the park. The location where the elephant Kaavan was transferred is Cambodia, where the environment is much better than that of the Malahaza Zoo. The elephant Kaavan can finally live in a more comfortable environment. When the elephant Kaavan was about to leave Pakistan, the local Animal Protection Association also held a farewell party to celebrate that the elephant Kaavan would live a better life. The reason why the 35-year-old elephant Kaavan was sent to Cambodia for retirement is because Kaavan had a very difficult life in Pakistan. The living environment in Cambodia will be better, and he will enjoy happiness. I also wish the 35-year-old Asian elephant Kavan a healthy life in his new environment.