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Kansas National Guard discovers, aids nature

An African spurred tortoise makes its way towards a tray of food at the Discover and Aid Nature Refuge in Djibouti, October 16. This reptile is the largest tortoise on the African mainland and the third-largest tortoise in the world. The spurred tortoise can grow to be two and a half feet long and weigh as much as 240 pounds.



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Date Taken:10.16.2011

Date Posted:11.14.2011 03:20

Photo ID:487422

VIRIN:111016-A-UF490-316

Location:DISCOVER AND AID NATURE REFUGE, DJ

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Djibouti, Africa, Combined Joint Task Force - Horn of Africa, Horn of Africa, Camp Lemonnier, Africa Command, CJTF-HOA, Kansas Army National Guard, 1st Battalion 161st Field Artillery, Michelle C. Lawrence, Spc Michelle C. Lawrence, Specialist Michelle C. Lawrence, 1-161 FA, Discover and Aid Nature Refuge, Cheetah Refuge, DECAN Refuge, Doctor Bertrand LaFrance, Dr. LaFrance, African spurred tortoise

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