Oldest Tortoise: Meet Jonathan, the oldest living animal in the world, a Seychelles giant tortoise. He lives on the island of Saint Helena. (Image: @Tortoiseoftheda/X)
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Age and Record: Jonathan is estimated to be 192 years old, making him the oldest-living land animal on Earth, according to Guinness World Records. (Image: @AgBioWorld/X)
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Early Life: Born in 1832, Jonathan was already alive when the first photographs were taken and the first postage stamps were issued. (Image: @Will_Tanner_1/X)
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History: Jonathan was brought to Saint Helena in 1882 as a gift to the governor of the island. He has lived through two world wars and seen many historical events. (Image: @tomaashb/X)
Family: Jonathan has fathered several babies, but only one, a male tortoise named Frederik, is still alive today. (@ScienceChannel/X)
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Diet and Health: Jonathan's diet consists of leaves, fruits, and vegetables. Despite his age, he remains healthy, although he has lost his sight and has limited mobility. (Image: @mariolopezviva/X)
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Care and Conservation: Jonathan is cared for by the Saint Helena National Trust, which ensures his well-being and provides a safe habitat. (Image: @mariolopezviva/X)
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Celebrity Status: Jonathan has become a celebrity on the island, attracting tourists and media attention. He has even been featured on various media channels. (Image: @GWR/X)
Legacy: Jonathan's remarkable life has inspired many, highlighting the importance of conservation and the fascinating world of tortoises. (Image: @Mari_Edinburghs/X)
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Legend: Jonathan the Tortoise is an incredible living legend, offering a glimpse into the past and a reminder of the importance of preserving our natural world. (Image: @kenradio/X)
