Adults of most species can live from two to ten months and some can even live one or two years. Eastern Hercules beetles, D. tityus, can live six to twenty-three months in captivity with a hibernation period.
This passage discusses the average lifespan of adult animals, highlighting that most species live for two to ten months, while some may live longer. It then focuses on Eastern Hercules beetles, D. tityus, and their extended lifespan in captivity with a hibernation period.