Giant Tortoises at Full Speed
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Giant Tortoises at Full Speed
Vroom! Our Aldabra tortoises (Aldabrachelys gigantea) move the fastest when they see that lunch is ready. These giant tortoises are native to the Aldabra atoll, part of the Seychelles islands, off the northern coast of Madagascar. Males can grow to over 4 feet in length. Females are much smaller. Tank, closest to the camera, is a whopping 550 ...
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