Meet Legs, the Aldabra Giant Tortoise, enjoying a snack of flowers! At just 10 years old and 45kg she’s still a youngster - these giants can live for over 100 years and weigh up to 250kg. Found in the wild on the Aldabra Atoll in the Seychelles, they are the last survivors of 18 tortoise species once spread across the Indian Ocean. Now listed as Vulnerable, they face threats from poaching and habitat loss, but protected populations offer hope. You can spot Legs and her friends on the Land of the

Our Giant Aldabra Tortoise took a leisurely stroll past the maned wolf habitat today; a great example of passive enrichment! 🐢🦊 This kind of unexpected encounter provides mental stimulation for both species, encouraging natural curiosity and observational behaviours. #Enrichment #AldabraTortoise #ManedWolf #ShoalhavenZoo #VisitNSW | Shoalhaven Zoo

You're the only friend I need! 🐢 Step into the Galapagos giant tortoise habitat for an ALL-NEW, intimate, up-close experience with the world's largest tortoise. 💚 Book online at link in bio. 🔗 #metrorichmondzoo #rva #galapagos🐢 | Metro Richmond Zoo