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Boer War memento puts years on Jonathan the tortoise

Source: Times Online
Sydney : Australia | about 1 year ago  
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The world’s oldest living animal has been identified as Jonathan the tortoise after a photograph of him was discovered among a collection of Boer War scenes...He was about 70 when he was pictured munching grass in about 1900 with a prisoner of war in the background.
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  • News Source: NewKerala | 11 months ago
    In the photograph taken, a tortoise can be seen nibbling grass as a Boer War prisoner and guard posed in the background. At the time the picture was taken, Jonathan was already 70-years-old, and now he has reached the age of 176, and is still fully...
  • News Source: The independent | 11 months ago
    The span of history a giant tortoise can live through is vividly illustrated in this remarkable picture of two of the animals on the British island colony of St Helena in the year 1900. Some of the men behind them are believed to be Afrikaners...
  • News Source: Times Online | 11 months ago
    The world’s oldest living animal has been identified as Jonathan the tortoise after a photograph of him was discovered among a collection of Boer War scenes...He was about 70 when he was pictured munching grass in about 1900 with a prisoner of war...

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