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Species in the genus Geochelone
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Radiated tortoise (
Geochelone radiata
)
The radiated tortoise of Madagascar is one of the most attractive of all the tortoises. The high-domed, dark carapace is marked by...
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4 Videos
Galapagos giant tortoise (
Geochelone spp.
)
This enormous giant tortoise was once so numerous that Spanish explorers of this region named the archipelago after one of its mor...
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30 Images
22 Videos
African spurred tortoise (
Geochelone sulcata
)
The African spurred tortoise is the largest tortoise of the African mainland, and is surpassed in size only by the giant island sp...
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17 Images
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Chaco tortoise (
Geochelone chilensis
)
This tortoise’s common name is taken from the Chaco regions of Argentina and Paraguay in which it lives, but the Latin name chilen...
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4 Images
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South American yellow-footed tortoise (
Geochelone denticulata
)
The largest tortoise on the mainland of South America, this tortoise is named after the large yellow or orange scales that cover t...
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Burmese starred tortoise (
Geochelone platynota
)
Of all tortoises characterised by the highly distinctive ‘star’ or ‘radiating’ patterns on their carapace, the Burmese star tortoi...
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