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Only 50,000 sulcatas remain

The African Spurred Tortoise, or "Sulcata" (Geochelone sulcata) is no longer plentiful in Africa.

View this video if only to see the cute tortoise grass-eating shot.

Posted by turtledown on January 29, 2008 6:17 PM |

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