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World's oldest land animal is 194, has met royalty, and just became a Guinness Icon
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World's oldest land animal is 194, has met royalty, and just became a Guinness Icon
Jonathan the tortoise has already lived through nearly two centuries of world history — and he is still adding to his remarkable legacy by becoming a Guinness World Record holder. At 194 years old, the Seychelles giant tortoise added another honor to his record, earning the title of Guinness World Records Icon while remaining the oldest living land animal, United Press International and USA Today reported. What happened? Jonathan, who lives on t…
Jonathan, a giant tortoise from the Seychelles, has been named a "Guinness World Records ICON" after the organization recognized his status as the oldest living land animal.
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