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Critically Endangered Tortoise Is a First-Time Mom at Nearly 100 Years Old
This month, the Philadelphia Zoo announced the arrival of four hatchlings born to the male tortoise Abrazzo and the aptly named female Mommy. The hatchlings are the first ever born in the Zoo’s 150-year history, and Mommy is the oldest documented member of her species to become a mother. More hatchlings could emerge in the coming weeks as well.
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Goat Hitches a Ride on Giant Tortoise's Back and the Result Is Pure CutenessIt's not every day you see a tortoise and a goat hanging out, and it's definitely not every day you see a goat riding on a ...
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Orange Cat Meets A Tortoise For The First Time And Is Instantly BamboozledA cat living with a reptile rescuer should be used to unusual sights, but when this cat meets the tortoise, it seems to cause ...
After Hurricane Helene devastated Florida’s coast, gopher tortoise populations unexpectedly surged in one area.
A tortoise that is believed to have been displaced when a tornado hit Mississippi has been reunited with his people. The ...
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Chihuahua and Tortoise Siblings’ Instant Bond Is the Epitome of ‘Love at First Sight’If you don't believe in love at first sight, then you have never seen two animals instantly bond with one another. To say ...
A tortoise that was displaced by the tornado in Tylertown has been reunited with his family. According to the Central ...
In a remarkable turn of events at the Philadelphia Zoo, Mommy, a centenarian western Santa Cruz Galápagos tortoise, has laid ...
Firm Expands Institutional & Wealth Management Reach with Seasoned Industry Veterans OVERLAND PARK, KS / ACCESS Newswire / ...
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