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Giant tortoises are among the longest-living land animals in the world. These majestic reptiles are rightfully the largest tortoises on earth, with some specimens standing as tall as five feet and ...

The longest-living animals can survive for centuries ... Tortoises are famed for their longevity. The oldest living land animal is a 190-year-old Seychelles giant tortoise (Aldabrachelys gigantea ...

Jonathan the tortoise celebrated his 190th birthday as he extends his run as the longest-living land animal in the world. Jonathan first arrived in his current home on the island of Saint Helena ...

This species is considered "Vulnerable" by the IUCN. We've covered the sea, so let's look at the world's longest-living animals who roam around on land, like our old pal Jonathan, the Seychelles giant ...

At 191 years old, he holds the record as the world's oldest known land animal ... to the International Fund for Animal Welfare, here are the top 10 longest-living creatures on Earth.

In what feels more like a biblical age, the longest living animal in the world has reached 190 years old. It lives in the islands of the Seychelles and has become the oldest known living land animal.

Other rare species reach ages marked in centuries, and each class of animals boasts individuals that are unusually long-lived compared ... The world’s oldest living land animal, Jonathan the ...

To honor Jonathan and his important milestone, the island of St. Helena, where this oldest living land animal resides, held a three-day-long birthday celebration. This birthday party included an ...

Life truly has been a marathon for Jonathan, a giant tortoise that holds the title of the oldest living land animal ... their honored resident all year long – culminating with a three-day ...

Jonathan’s long life has earned him two Guinness World Records – one in 2019 for becoming the world’s oldest land animal and another this January for becoming the oldest living chelonian ...