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World’s oldest tortoise could hold biological key to slowing human ageing
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World’s oldest tortoise could hold biological key to slowing human ageing
DNA from the planet's oldest known land animal could reveal genetic secrets that may shed light on how humans age.
Jonathan, the Aldabra giant tortoise, is believed to have hatched in 1832 during the reign of King William IV and resides on the grounds of Plantation House on St Helena, the remote British Overseas Territory in the South Atlantic.
At an estimated 194 years old, Jonathan has outlived the typical lifes…
8 Oct, 02:48