Geochelone Gigantea Collection

Giant tortoise (Geochelone gigantea) with hard brown shell

Aldabra Giant Tortoises (Aldabrachelys gigantea) resting in a pool to keep cool, Grand Terre, Natural World Heritage Site, Aldabra

Island of Mauritius. Casela Park, popular wildlife bird and animal park. Seychelle Aldabran land tortoise. Captive (Geochelone gigantea)

Seychelles, Mahe, St. Anne Marine National Park, Moyenne Island. Giant Aldabran tortoise (Wild)
Seychelles, Mahe, St. Anne Marine National Park, Moyenne Island. Giant Aldabran tortoise (Wild: Geochelone gigantea)

Aldabra Tortoise, Geochelone gigantea, native to Aldabra Island near the Seychelles

Giant tortoise (Geochelone gigantea), side view

Tortoise Aldabra Giant Land(Geochelonia gigantea) Esmeralda, weight 298kg, Bird Island

Head of Seychelles giant tortoise (Geochelone gigantea) at the Jardin du Roi spice garden near Anse Royale, Anse Royale district, Island of Mahe, Seychelles, Africa

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"Discover the Majestic Geochelone Gigantea: Africa's Giant Tortoise" Behold the magnificent Geochelone gigantea, a giant tortoise with its hard brown shell that is native to the Seychelles and Mauritius islands. These incredible creatures can be found in various locations such as Grand Terre, Casela Park, St. Anne Marine National Park, Moyenne Island, and Bird Island. In Aldabra Island near the Seychelles, you can witness the Aldabra Giant Tortoises (Aldabrachelys gigantea) resting in a pool to keep cool amidst their natural habitat. Their presence adds charm to these beautiful landscapes. Casela Park on Mauritius Island is a popular wildlife bird and animal park where visitors can marvel at these gentle giants up close. The park offers an opportunity for people to connect with nature and observe diverse species like the Geochelone gigantea. Esmeralda, weighing an astonishing 298kg, resides on Bird Island. This Tortoise Aldabra Giant Land (Geochelonia gigantea) captivates all who encounter her immense size and grace. Jardin du Roi spice garden near Anse Royale district on Mahe island boasts a head of Seychelles giant tortoise (Geochelone gigantea). Here you can appreciate their unique features while exploring this enchanting spice garden. These geographically distinct regions of Africa are home to these remarkable creatures that have captured our fascination for centuries. Let us cherish and protect them so future generations may also admire their beauty in years to come.