PHOTO ESSAY: SA’s resilient dryland species – from tortoises to toktokkies
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With its intricate, patterned shell, the near-threatened Karoo tent tortoise is a unique and hard-to-find resident of South Africa’s drylands. This is just one dryland species that conservation organisations, local communities and farmers are working to protect.
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