A tortoise got a second chance at life after a team of designers made a 3D-printed shell to replace the natural one that had been badly burned in a fire.
A scandal enveloped the zoo after tourists were found to be mounting giant tortoises and forcing them to walk by poking them with a screwdriver.
Invasive plants and animals are almost universally lambasted for what they do to ecosystems, but giant tortoises in the Galapagos Islands might have a different opinion.
A tortoise got a second chance at life after a team of designers made a 3D-printed shell to replace the natural one that had been badly burned in a fire.
A scandal enveloped the zoo after tourists were found to be mounting giant tortoises and forcing them to walk by poking them with a screwdriver.
Invasive plants and animals are almost universally lambasted for what they do to ecosystems, but giant tortoises in the Galapagos Islands might have a different opinion.