Did you know: about Jonathan, the world's oldest living land animal?

Jonathan, a Seychelles giant tortoise, is the world's oldest living land animal. He is estimated to have been born around 1832 and currently resides on the island of Saint Helena. He holds the Guinness World Record for the oldest chelonian, a category encompassing turtles, terrapins, and tortoises.
Here's more about Jonathan:
Age:
While his exact birthdate is unknown, he is estimated to be 192 years old in 2024.
Record Holder:
Jonathan is the oldest living land animal and the oldest tortoise ever recorded, surpassing the previous record holder by a significant margin.
Lifespan:
He has lived through numerous historical events, including the reigns of multiple British monarchs and US presidents.
Location:
Jonathan lives on the grounds of Plantation House, the official residence of the governor of Saint Helena.
Care:
He is cared for by the Saint Helena government and is known to enjoy a diet of carrots, apples, lettuce, and bananas.
Mating:
Despite his advanced age, Jonathan still exhibits mating behavior with his companions, Emma and Fred.
Health:
Jonathan has lost his vision and sense of smell, but he still gets around well and enjoys interacting with his companions.
Tourism:
Jonathan is a popular attraction on Saint Helena, with many tourists visiting the island specifically to see him