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Symphonie
Il ne reste plus beaucoup de couleurs à l'extérieur vu que le soleil a tout brûlé, heureusement, les fleurs semblent se plaire sur le dos de cette petite tortue !

Elle recherche sa nouvelle famille, et si vous êtes intéressés, n'oubliez pas le code ETE2025 pour bénéficier de 15 % de réduction !

There aren't many colors left outside since the sun has burned everything, fortunately, the flowers seem to thrive on the back of this little turtle!

She's looking for her new family, and don't forget the code ETE2025 to benefit from 15% off if you'are interested !
Pattern : toys_master / Lyubov Volkova

https://ko-fi.com/livredelaine/link/ETE2025

#amigurumi #crochet #artisanat #mastoart #tortue #tortoise #turtle
Petite tortue au crochet vert menthe. Sa carapace est un panier bleu cobalt surmonté de fleurs jaunes et blanches.
Petite tortue au crochet vert menthe. Sa carapace est un panier bleu cobalt surmonté de fleurs jaunes et blanches.
Petite tortue au crochet vert menthe. Sa carapace est un panier bleu cobalt surmonté de fleurs jaunes et blanches. Vue de dessus sur les fleurs qui remplissent son panier.
#turtle
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ScubaHankNYC

Breakfast with the Giants: Mornings at Blue Hill Hotel, Seychelles

At Blue Hill Hotel in the Seychelles, mornings are never just about a cup of coffee and a plate of fresh fruit. Here, breakfast brings a unique tradition that blends sustainability with a brush of wild magic—feeding time for the hotel’s resident Aldabra giant tortoises.

https://youtu.be/M7OmIHcXb9g

As the sun rises over the lush hillside, guests gather on the terrace to start their day. But just a few steps away, a small herd of Aldabra giant tortoises (Aldabrachelys gigantea) awaits their own morning ritual. These gentle giants, some weighing over 400 pounds, have become a beloved part of the Blue Hill experience.

Every morning, the kitchen staff collects organic food scraps from breakfast prep. These include leafy greens, bits of papaya, and other fruit and veggie leftovers. Instead of tossing these into the bin, the scraps are delivered straight to the tortoises. It’s a simple act, but one that turns kitchen waste into a sustainable snack, and breakfast into a shared event.

Watching the tortoises lumber up the hillside for their morning feast is a slow-motion spectacle. With deliberate, measured movements, they munch their way through the pile of fresh offerings. There’s something almost meditative about the way they eat—each bite purposeful, every movement gentle.

Guests have an opportunity to connect with one of the Seychelles’ most iconic creatures up close. They also get to witness a small-scale example of eco-friendly hospitality in action. The Aldabra giant tortoise is native to the islands and is among the world’s largest and longest-lived tortoises. Blue Hill Hotel’s resident herd is a living link to the archipelago’s wild past.

#aldabraGiantTortoise#Nature#seychelles
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Wen

One thing you could always depend on in the Observer was sneering at the ‘lesser nations’ - Tortoise media are carrying on the tradition. Their one entry for Scottish ‘regional specialities’ is the deep fried pizza (and associated drunkenness).

Ill-informed bigotry - who would miss it?

observer.co.uk/style/food/arti

The Observer · The geography lesson you can eat: around the UK in 19 local dishesPar Tony Naylor
#Observer#Tortoise#Scotland
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João Costa 💚🇵🇹🇪🇺🇬🇧🇺🇦

#SkyNews and #Tortoise partnered to bring us a new podcast: The Wargame

Former #UK ministers, generals and defence specialists play the role of cabinet in an urgent COBRA meeting, responding to the unlikely but high-risk scenario where #russia launches an attack against the United Kingdom.

Another team of specialists play the russian war cabinet.

CC: @anderspuck @randahl
@anneapplebaum

#defence #TheWarGame #NATO #US #Europe #Article5 #security #war #Ukraine

open.spotify.com/episode/08Jrx

SpotifyFalse Flag | The Wargame Ep 1The Wargame · Episode
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Danny Boling ☮️

Happy #WorldTurtleDay! :HappyTurtle: Yay! ❤️

Did you know that all tortoises are in fact turtles — they belong to the order Testudines or Chelonia (reptiles having bodies encased in a bony shell) — but not all #turtles are #tortoises.

One way to tell them apart is by where it lives. A #turtle lives mostly in #water, while a #tortoise is a #land animal.

Some people use the terms interchangeably but technically that's not always correct.

A graphic made for World Turtle Day, annually on May 23rd. The image shows a front half profile of a cute tiny turtle on one side. The one eye we can see is dark brown and seems to be staring into our souls. The other has a pink 3D heart on a green background with a caption saying "May 23rd - World Turtle Day"
It's a cutaway photo of an unknown species of tortoise that clearly shows that turtles aren't "in" their shells — they ARE their shells. The specimen is large and stark, sitting on a white table in a white room, perhaps a museum. It's been vertically bisected, front to back. Along the top of the animal, you can't really see the scutes that make up the beautiful shell we normally see. It's just a thin brown veneer over the white domed skeleton, the carapace. Hanging from nder that, the backbone looks like scaffolding. At two points, one in front and one at the back of the animal, are "arm" and "leg" bones attached to the dome on one end and have feet on the other, hinged at the "elbow" and "knee" just above the boney underside of the animal, called the plastron. The tortoise walked on its toes, differentiating it from turtles, which walk on the bottom of their webbed feet. Between the "shoulder blades" there's a long boney neck that looks like heavy duty chain links, in this photo at least. At the end of the neck, the head is egg-shaped. Its mouth is closed and we can see one large eye socket. Below the specimen, a sign says: "Reptiles in a box "A tortoise’s shell is made of two bony parts - the plastron on the underside and the carapace on the upperside. Large horny scales, called scutes, cover the bones of the shell. The middle part of the backbone is fused to the shell, leaving the bones of the neck and tail free."
It's a photo of environmental activist, conservationist, and world famous turtle hugger Ila Loetscher (https://w.wiki/EGX7), AKA The Turtle Lady, standing on a beach, with waves and a blue sky behind her, holding a costumed sea turtle in her arms, like one would a baby. She appears to be rubbing noses with the animal. She's got gray, wind-blown hair and is wearing a red and black sweater. The turtle, wearing a knitted red and white striped sweater and a festive matching hat, has one flipper on the woman's shoulder. The photo is signed in the upper left and says "Love from the Turtles and Ila".
A person stands in a large but shallow indoor pool of water that comes up to about his knees. Behind him is a small blue bucket filled with water, sitting on the pool floor. The man, wearing shorts and a dark t-shirt, is bending over with his right arm in the water — which has hundreds of very small baby turtles swimming in it. They're all just floating around and so sweet looking! They're tiny and cute and they're all around him! ❤ The caption says "I would never leave this job."
#IlaLoetscher#Environment#Conservation
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