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About
Aldabra Giant Tortoises (German: Aldrabra-Riesenschildkröte) are the only member of the genus Aldabrachelys and native to the Aldabra atoll in the Seychelles. Fully grown males are little tanks weighing around 250kg on average at a carapace length of 122cm.
They are classified as vulnerable as of 2026 with efforts ongoing to breed and preserve them in their native habitat.
Slideshow
Observations
In captivity
Aldabra Atoll Tortoise Sanctuary
Pets
Videos
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