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With little to no fear of man, the Giant Seychelles Tortoise was hunted to near extinction in 1840. They were rediscovered and protected. Also, they love head scratches.

With little to no fear of man, the Giant Seychelles Tortoise was hunted to near extinction in 1840. They were rediscovered and protected. Also, they love head scratches.

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