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Aldabra, the world's second-largest
coral atoll (the
largest is Kiritimati), is
located east of the
continent of Africa. It is part of the
Aldabra Group...
- The
Aldabra giant tortoise (Aldabrachelys gigantea) is a
species of
tortoise in the
family Testudinidae and
genus Aldabrachelys. The
species is endemic...
- The
Aldabra Group are part of the
Outer Islands of the Seyc****es,
lying in the
southwest of the
island nation,
around 1,100
kilometres (680 miles) from...
- The
Aldabra Island day gecko, or
Aldabra day
gecko (Phelsuma
abbotti abbotti), has been
found on the
Aldabra Atoll (Seyc****es). It
lives on low trees...
-
considered a
distinct species),
Dryolimnas (cuvieri) aldabr**** (
Aldabra rail),
inhabits Aldabra,
while the semi-flightless
subspecies D. c.
Abbott (****umption...
- Pierre.
There are 67
raised coral islands in the
Aldabra Group, west of the
Farquhar Group:
Aldabra Atoll (comprising 46 islands—Grande Terre, Picard...
- The
Aldabra drongo (Dicrurus aldabr****) is a
species of bird in the
drongo family Dicruridae. It is
endemic to Seyc****es,
where it
occurs only on the...
- 100
kilograms (220 lb),
including the
Galapagos giant tortoise and the
Aldabra giant tortoise. They are
usually diurnal animals with
tendencies to be...
- 1750 – 22
March 2006), also
spelled Adwaitya or Addwaita, was a male
Aldabra giant tortoise that
lived in the
Alipore Zoological Gardens of Kolkata...
- of
giant tortoise are
found on two
remote groups of
tropical islands:
Aldabra Atoll and
Fregate Island in the Seyc****es and the Galápagos
Islands in...
