Galapagos giant tortoise

Giant Tortoise Still Roams Galapagos Islands After Being Thought to be Extinct 100 Years Ago

Medicine & Technology May 28, 2021

Among the 60,000 species of a giant turtle in the Galapagos Islands, one is believed to be extinct. But a recent expedition proves that the Chelonoidis phantasticus is still alive after being pronounced extinct for over a century.

Galapagos giant tortoise

Giant Tortoise Still Roams Galapagos Islands After Being Thought to be Extinct 100 Years Ago

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