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PM Modi Meets Jonathan, World's Oldest Living Land Animal, During State Visit to Seychelles
Prime Minister Modi will meet Jonathan, the world's oldest living land creature, and plant a tree at the Botanical Gardens during his visit to Seychelles.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is in Seychelles. On this tour, Modi is going to meet Jonathan, the world's oldest living land animal. He will visit the Seychelles National Botanical Gardens and will plant a tree there.
The visit comes amid various activities marking 50 years of India-Seychelles diplomatic relations. Prime Minister Modi has been invited as the 'Guest of Honor' for Seychelles National Day celebrations and will engage in discussions with the Seychelles leadership.
Jonathan is a giant tortoise from Seychelles who was born in 1832. That makes him 194 years old. Guinness World Records has certified Jonathan as the oldest living land animal in the world.
In his 194 years, Jonathan has been an eye-witness to many historical events, seen passing of many generations and seen many things happen in this world. Though he is such an old man, Jonathan is in great health due to the veterinarians that have maintained his good health for a long time.
