Under suitable conditions in the surrounding environment, the Galapagos tortoise can live to about 200 years old. Compared with some other tortoise species, the lifespan of the Galapagos tortoise is very long. , but this very long-lived Galapagos tortoise is still relatively rare. The lifespan of wild Galapagos tortoises is affected by environmental factors, and if the environment is not suitable, or if there is a lack of food, their lifespan will be shortened.

So does the Galapagos tortoise The largest tortoise in the world, the wild Galapagos tortoise has basically died out in recent years, but in 2014 two Galapagos were bred in Australia tortoise. But relative to wild Galapagos tortoises, their lifespans may be shorter.