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Galápagos Tortoise Found Alive From Species Thought To Be Extinct For Over 100 Years

By: CBS News Scientists have found a giant tortoise on the Galápagos Islands from a species thought to have gone extinct more than 100 years ago.  Genetic tests match the single female tortoise to the species Chelonoidis phantasticus, Ecuador s Ministry of the Environment and Water confirmed Tuesday. A team of geneticists from Yale University compared samples from the female to the remains of a male to make the connection. Scientists hadn t spotted one of the tortoises since 1906. Populations of giant tortoises have been devastated by both hunting and volcanic eruptions.  It was believed to have gone extinct more than 100 years ago! We have reconfirmed its existence, Environment Minister Gustavo Manrique tweeted. Hope is intact.  

Giant tortoise thought to be extinct more than 100 years ago found in Galapagos

Giant tortoise thought to be extinct more than 100 years ago found in Galapagos By Stephanie Weaver There was a very special celebration for a tortoise at a Pennsylvania zoo over the weekend.  Ecuador - A team of scientists has found a giant tortoise from a species thought to have gone extinct more than 100 years ago, according to a press release issued Tuesday. After two years, a team from Ecuador s Ministry of the Environment and Water and the Galapagos Conservancy organization found an adult female giant tortoise on Fernandina Island, the third-largest island of the Galápagos Islands.  A team of researchers at Yale University compared the DNA of the tortoise with another specimen extracted in 1906.

A $385 noise complaint, two found shot in house fire in Warren, Friday temperatures in the 40s

A $385 noise complaint, two found shot in house fire in Warren, Friday temperatures in the 40s Published  Memorial Day surge in travel means spiking gas pump costs AAA is expecting a 60 percent increase in travel for this Memorial Day Weekend after the pandemic disrupted plans last year. And that means demand will rise for gas. Travelers shouldn t be surprised to see higher prices at the gas pump as a result. FRIDAY NEWS HIT - AAA expects there to be a surge in Memorial Day travel this weekend as people continue emerging from their homes for vacation and trips abroad after a long year inside. The return of tourism is good. 

Giant tortoise thought to be extinct more than 100 years ago found in Galapagos

Giant tortoise thought to be extinct more than 100 years ago found in Galapagos
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