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On the Island of Galapagos.

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Giant tortoises are native to the Galapagos Islands and Seychelles. They typically inhabit tropical or subtropical regions with access to grasslands, marshes, and forests. Despite their large size, they are mainly herbivores and have adapted to these environments over time.

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