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<b>Study finds 194-year-old tortoise is 'aging more slowly than you would expect'</b><br/>
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JUSTIN GERLACH: Thank you.<br/><br/>KELLY: So Jonathan the giant tortoise, how giant is he? And what do we know of - do we know anything of his life story and where he came from, what he has been up to for these past nearly 200 years?<br/><br/>GERLACH: Well, we know more about Jonathan than we do most 194-year-olds.<br/><br/>KELLY: (Laughter).<br/><br/>GERLACH: So he stands about 4 feet high.<br/><br/>KELLY: OK.<br/><br/>GERLACH: Five or 6 feet long. We know that he arrived in St. Helena 144 years ago.<br/><br/>KELLY: How do we know that?<br/><br/>GERLACH: Well, records were kept. So he was imported and given to the governor of the island. So he's been living on the island ever since then. He has a pretty good life. You know, he's got a pasture to graze in and watches the world go by.
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