Tortoise Celebrates its 190th Birthday as the World's Oldest Land Animal
Jonathan the tortoise is the world's oldest living land animal and is celebrating his 190th birthday with video and cake.
Jonathan the tortoise is the world's oldest living land animal and is celebrating his 190th birthday with video and cake.
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Maine's rivers are the only ones left in the US where Atlantic salmon can return to spawn, and the most productive of these rivers is having one of its most productive years. After the removal of the Bangor Great Works Dam on the Penobscot River, ocean-going/river-spawning fish began to return in large numbers. As of […]
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