Jonathan the Tortoise, World's Oldest Land Animal, Celebrated on St. Helena
La tortuga Jonathan tiene 194 años de edad y vive en la isla de Santa Elena. Más noticias En la isla Floreana, la IA vigila día y noche para traer de vuelta a sus especies en Galápagos Liberan 158 tortugas gigantes de Galápagos tras más de 150 años fuera de su hábitat natural Este hecho consolida su récord como el animal terrestre vivo más longevo del planeta . La longevidad de este ejemplar, recientemente reconocido por los Récords Guinness importa a la comunidad científica
Jonathan, a Seychelles giant tortoise residing on the island of St. Helena, has been officially recognized by Guinness World Records as the world's oldest living land animal at 194 years old. Born around 1832, Jonathan arrived on St. Helena in 1882 and has lived at the Plantation House gardens since. Despite losing his sense of smell and sight, he maintains a healthy appetite and keen hearing. His exceptional longevity provides valuable data for scientific research on cellular aging. Jonathan shares his home with three other tortoises and is considered a beloved resident and an 'Icon' by Guinness World Records.
Jonathan's status as the world's oldest land animal provides unique scientific insights into longevity and aging, while also highlighting the importance of conservation for long-lived species.
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