A two-headed tortoise is about to turn 23 and –– our
timelines are about to be blessed with new gorgeous images of the tortoise.
The Greek tortoise, called Janus, was born in the Museum of
Natural History in Geneva, Switzerland from an egg that was placed in an incubator.
Named after the Roman god with two faces, Janus has obviously
become one of the main charms within the museum, with the creature also being
the museum’s mascot.
Though many animals born with two heads in the wild commonly
die at a young age, Janus has beaten the odds and is believed to be the oldest
of her kind.
Even though the animal’s relatively old age, magnificent new
images show Janus being absolutely pampered in the museum, with the tortoise
even being treated to a bath daily and some delicious snacks.
Angelica – who has been taking care of the tortoise since
2013 – even takes her to the roof of the museum depending upon the weather,
where a grassy area has been created exclusively for her. This lets Janus to
sunbathe and stretch her legs to her heart’s satisfaction.
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