Some studies suggest that Asian elephants may experience a decline in fertility as they age, similar to menopause.
Research indicates that female false killer whales also go through menopause, contributing to their pods with their wisdom and experience, much like killer whales.
Of course, humans are well-known to experience menopause, typically between the ages of 45 and 55.
Like their close relatives, the belugas, narwhals are also believed to experience menopause, with older females playing significant roles in their social structures.
Recent studies suggest that female beluga whales may experience menopause, living well beyond their reproductive years.
Similar to killer whales, female short-finned pilot whales also experience menopause, living many years beyond their reproductive age
Female killer whales are one of the most well-studied examples of non-human animals going through menopause.