St Helena – Diana Jarvis Prince Edward just spent time with a living legend — Jonathan, a 192-year-old tortoise. During an official visit to tropical British overseas territory St. Helena on ...

However, when Jonathan was around 50 years old, he was brought to the tropical island of St. Helena with three other tortoises from the Seychelles. St. Helena is a British Overseas Territory and ...

It failed. The giant tortoise Jonathan, the oldest living land animal, was at least 50 years old when he was brought to St. Helena from the Seychelles in 1882. The writers of this article ...

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St Helena is also home to Jonathan the tortoise, reputedly the oldest living land creature at an impressive 191 years old. Visitors often spot Jonathan roaming the grounds of Plantation House ...

St Helena is the UK’s second oldest Overseas ... the Duke was also received by the island’s oldest resident, 192-year-old Jonathan the tortoise.