The World's Oldest Living Land Animal, a Tortoise Named Jonathan, Turns 191
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Even at his advanced age, the Seychelles giant tortoise shows “no sign of slowing down,” his vet tells Guinness World Records
Even at his advanced age, the Seychelles giant tortoise shows “no sign of slowing down,” his vet tells Guinness World Records
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Fig. 2. (A) Nilssonia formosa, juvenile (pet trade, Yangon, Myanmar), photo: P. Praschag; (B) N. gangetica (Brahmaputra clade)…