Letsatsi la Selemo se Secha sehlekehlekeng sa Denis ha se feela ho lla selemong se seng - hape ke letsatsi la tsoalo la e mong oa baahi ba lihlekehleke tsa rona ba tummeng. Toby, sekolopata se seholohali sa khale ka ho fetisisa sehlekehlekeng sena, o ketekile letsatsi la hae la tsoalo la bo120 ka la 1 Pherekhong, ka thuso e nyane ho tsoa ho basebetsi ba Denis le baeti ka ho tšoanang.
Sehlopha se tsoang kichineng le lirapeng se ile sa lokisetsa “phae ea litholoana” e lekanang le sekolopata e khōlōhali hore Toby a e arolelane le lelapa la hae le metsoalle serapeng sa boikhathollo se sephara sa likolopata moo ba lulang teng. "Baeti ba ratile monyetla oa ho buisana le moahi e moholo oa sehlekehleke," ho boletse Mookameli oa Moahi oa Sehlekehlekeng sa Denis Werner du Preez. "Toby e se e le motho ea tummeng."
Seychelles ke lehae la palo e kholo ka ho fetisisa lefatšeng ea likolopata tse kholo ka ho fetesisa, bonyane tse 150,000 tseo ho lumeloang hore li kenelletse lihlekehlekeng tse 115 tsa lihlekehleke tsena. Bongata ba likolopata tse kholo li tsoa Setsing sa Bohlokoa sa Lefatše sa UNESCO sa Aldabra, e leng sebaka se seholo ka ho fetisisa sa likorale tse phahamisitsoeng lefatšeng.
SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- The team from the kitchen and gardens prepared a giant tortoise-sized “fruit pie” for Toby to share with his family and friends in the spacious tortoise park where they reside.
- Toby, the oldest giant tortoise on the island, celebrated his 120th birthday on 1st January, with a little help from Denis staff and guests alike.
- Seychelles is home to the world's largest population of giant tortoises, with at least 150,000 believed to be interspersed throughout the archipelago's 115 islands.
