thephotosocietyのインスタグラム(thephotosociety) - 3月9日 23時43分

Photo by Cotton Coulson @cottoncoulson @thephotosociety
Early morning Zodiac landing to the remote island of Aldabra, part of the Seychelles Islands off the east coast of Africa. The island is home to the famous Aldabra tortoises. The Aldabra tortoise is the last known survivor of a group of giant tortoises once found on Madagascar and the Seychelles Islands. People over-hunted the other species, wiping them out completely. The Aldabra tortoise almost suffered the same fate: by 1900, the species was hanging on by a thread.
Fortunately, the Seychelles government stepped in to protect the remaining Aldabra tortoises. This protection, combined with an international agreement that restricts trade in the species, has helped the reptiles begin to recover. Today there about 100,000 to 150,000 of the reptiles in the wild. They aren't out of the woods yet, though, and are still considered threatened.
Photo shot with Sony A7s 24-70mm Zeiss 4.0 The spray is lit using the GoBe+ 700 wide underwater light from Light & Motion
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