Animals
There May Be Hope For The ‘Lost’ Tortoises Of the Galapagos
Conservationists say there’s hope for the 'lost' giant tortoises of Floreana Island. Descendants of the giant Galapagos tortoise have been hanging out and living it up on the side of a volcano for the past few hundred years, and scientists think breeding these animals might save the species from extinction.
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