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NO ONE LIKES being caught in a compromising position. Not even tortoises.
While visiting Assumption Island (north of Madagascar), National Geographic explorer Paul Rose found two giant tortoises going at it.
Look at them having a little kiss:
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Rose watched for a little while, remarking on how “beautiful” it was to see a couple of tortoises mating, until the male tortoise spotted the camera crew and made a beeline straight for them.
“Alright bruv, what you want?”
What follows is an extremely slow chase, with the tortoise hell bent on making Rose pay for interrupting his mating session.
Friday 15 November, 2024
Friday 15 November, 2024
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NO ONE LIKES being caught in a compromising position. Not even tortoises.
While visiting Assumption Island (north of Madagascar), National Geographic explorer Paul Rose found two giant tortoises going at it.
Look at them having a little kiss:
Rose watched for a little while, remarking on how “beautiful” it was to see a couple of tortoises mating, until the male tortoise spotted the camera crew and made a beeline straight for them.
“Alright bruv, what you want?”
What follows is an extremely slow chase, with the tortoise hell bent on making Rose pay for interrupting his mating session.
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