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Yes, Jonathan the tortoise is still alive, and he's a Guinness icon now - USA Today

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Yes, Jonathan the tortoise is still alive, and he's a Guinness icon now - USA Today
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Jonathan, a Seychelles giant tortoise living on St. Helena, has been officially named a Guinness World Records Icon. At over 194 years old, he remains the oldest living land animal.

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Jonathan serves as a cultural and environmental symbol for St. Helena, drawing global interest to the longevity of species and conservation efforts.

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Hear this story Jonathan the tortoise , the ancient reptile mistakenly declared dead back on April Fools' Day, is not only still alive, but has earned another accolade.

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