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desert tortoise - Animals - desert tortoise - Animals - Care2 News ...Top Environmental News stories on global warming, wildlife, sustainable development, animals, nature, health, and more!
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YouTube - The killer tortoiseA tortoise in our garden defends it's territory against invading cats. Visit www ... tortoise cats attack cheeky animals
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Turtles (TERRARIET's portraits)Crocodilians; Turtles; Frogs & toads; Salamanders; Caecilians; Other animals : Common Spider Tortoise (Pyxis arachnoides) Elongated Tortoise (Indotestudo elongata)
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Galápagos Tortoise Printable Page from National Geographic AnimalsThe largest of the tortoises, the endangered Galápagos tortoise is incredibly long-lived. One captive tortoise lived over 150 years.
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California - Desert Tortoise - Gopherus AgassiziiDesert Tortoise - Gopherus Agassizii. STATUS: Endangered without critical habitat. DESCRIPTION: The desert tortoise has a high domed, tan-to-dark-brown shel, or carapace, just loke ...
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The Detroit Zoo - Egyptian tortoiseTestudo kleinmanni A highly protected species, the Egyptian tortoise is also one of the smallest tortoises in the world. Adult males average 4 inches in length, while females are ...
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Gopherus agassizii - Desert TortoiseScientific name: Gopherus agassizii Synonyms: Scaptochelys agassizii, Xerobates agassizii Common name: desert tortoise
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Oakland Zoo - AnimalsOakland Zoo | P.O. Box 5238 | 9777 Golf Links Road | Oakland, CA 94605 | © 2008 Oakland Zoo. | Login
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Egyptian tortoiseEgyptian tortoise - Testudo kleinmanni ... Description: The Egyptian tortoise is the smallest tortoise inhabiting the northern hemisphere.
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Philadelphia Zoo - Galapagos tortoiseCome inside to discover unique and highly endangered creatures and learn about the Zoo's efforts to save them!
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