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Friday, January 08, 2016

Meet Jonathan



World's Oldest Living Land Animal, Jonathan The Tortoise, Gets A New Lease On Life After Vet Puts Him On A Healthy Diet... At The Age Of 183

Keep on keepin' on, you poor old thing.



13 comments:

  1. The secret to a long life would seem to be not moving unless there is a very compelling reason to.

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  2. Jonathan the Tortoise reaches ripe old age of 183 all by himself on an island in the south Atlantic. Now a do-gooder doctor is putting him on a healthy diet and signed him up on obamacare. Bye bye Johnny.

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  3. Does this mean no more bacon, steaks and pizza. Why would he want to live longer?

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  4. Nope, I'm the oldest living land animal.

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  5. Those tortoises can live a long, long time. They have to, i think, to get anywhere!

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  6. I am pretty sure they need to check Jonathan. He appears to be fossilized.

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  7. Kid is older than 183-year-old Johnny? If we are measuring in tortoise years, these last 7 years have aged me about 200 turtles.

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  8. ha bet he aint on no taco cleanse! LOL

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  9. Cube - Think of all the things this tortoise has seen. How the world has changed since he has been alive.

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  10. Tortoises have always appealed to me.

    What's more, I appeal to them! For some weird reason, turtles are drawn to me. Even the personnel at the zoo have commented on how tortoises are drawn to me: they lumber over and actually seem to want me to pet their extended heads.

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  11. The comments here were fabulous. Very funny and witty... good job, everyone.

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