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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. [PA Media] The world's oldest known tortoise, Jonathan, is still alive, contrary to a widely circulated social media post which ...

LONDON (AP) — Reports on April Fools' Day of the death of the world’s oldest living land animal — a 193-year-old tortoise called Jonathan — were greatly exaggerated. Jonathan is still kicking — albeit ...

Jonathan. His name is Jonathan, and he has been around for nearly two centuries. Yes, it’s true. Jonathan, a Seychelles giant tortoise, holds the extraordinary distinction of being the oldest living ...

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(WVUE) - Jonathan, the 193-year-old tortoise who lives on the island of St. Helena, is alive despite online rumors claiming he died. Social media posts this week claimed Jonathan had died. The rumor ...

The world’s oldest living land animal has survived long enough to become the victim of an online scam. Numerous publications – including the BBC, USA Today and MLive – published a story Wednesday ...

On April 1, 2026, an X user claiming to be a veterinarian for Jonathan, a tortoise on St. Helena island, said the animal — estimated to be almost 194 years old — had died. In his post, the purported ...

Reports on April Fool’s Day of the death of the world’s oldest living land animal – a 193-year-old tortoise called Jonathan – were greatly exaggerated. Jonathan is still kicking – albeit slowly – on ...