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World's Oldest Land Animal, Jonathan the Tortoise, Earns Guinness Recognition
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#viral | World's Oldest Land Animal, Jonathan the Tortoise, Earns Guinness Recognition A near 200-year-old Seychelles giant tortoise, currently lounging on St Helena in the South Atlantic, has been named a Guinness World Records Icon.The world's oldest living land animal, believed to have been born around 1832, has outlived his species' average lifespan of 150 years.Subscribe to @sputnik_africa Sputnik Africa | X
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18:02 17.06.2026 (Updated: 18:04 17.06.2026) #viral | World's Oldest Land Animal, Jonathan the Tortoise, Earns Guinness Recognition
A near 200-year-old Seychelles giant tortoise, currently lounging on St Helena in the South Atlantic, has been named a Guinness World Records Icon.
The world's oldest living land animal, believed to have been born around 1832, has outlived his species' average lifespan of 150 years.
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