The full lifespan of a mosquito is in the range of about two months depending upon the species of mosquito.
But the vast majority of mosquitoes never live that long, and are killed long before reaching old age.
Most mosquitoes are eaten by predators when they are in their early development stages.
The mosquito larva and pupa live just beneath the surface of the water as they develop, and they are often eaten by fish, birds, and other insects.
Even adult mosquitoes have many predators, and only a select few of them are lucky enough to live a full lifespan.