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I thought some may enjoy this. I was at a little zoo in Springfield Missouri today where low and behold they had an Aldabra exhibit. I spotted a large male with a little something on his mind. Luckily I had my digital camera on hand.
Needless to say this fellow let out a beller while about 30 parents were trying to explain to their young ones that the "turtles" were playing piggyback.
I do not intend to offend anyone this was just too funny. Pictures are linked bellow.
Tortoise Pics
lol it's amazing how much bigger he is compared to the female! gotta love those aldabras.
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My Site
1.2.1 Terrapene Carolina Triunguis
0.0.1 Nymphicus hollandicus
1.0 Melopsittacus undulatus
1.1 American Cocker Spaniels
1.0 American Short Hair? Cat
1.1 Rouen Ducks
Is that typical for the males to be so much larger? or is she just a young one.. not old enough to rival his size
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2.4.1 Leos
1.1.13(eggs) Beardie
1.0 Burm
0.1 Common Boa
1.0 Bp (Turns out, it's a 2nd burmese)
in the collections i've seen that seems to be the norm.
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Ed
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Trying to keep the fun in Chelonian care
...at Charles Darwin's place... 
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