Which live longer: Domestic animals, or feral animals? Also, what are the predominant general causes of death for each?

There is no clean cut and dry statistic that I can find to answer your question. When comparing domestics to feral, so many variations can come into play depending of course just the type of animal in the first place. Let's look at cats.

I found a great article here called "Consider 1000 owned cats vs. 1000 stray/feral cats" at this site. fanciers.com/npa/owned-cats.html The opening of the article states that the average life span of a domestic is about 7 years, where a feral cat will live about 3 years. I could not find any stats on general causes of death.

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