Thomas Peschakのインスタグラム(thomaspeschak) - 10月12日 00時55分

I have spent months photographing for @ナショナルジオグラフィック on the remote Indian Ocean atoll of Aldabra, living in close proximity to the 100,000 or so endemic giant tortoises that survive on this remote #seychelles outpost. Giant tortoises used to occur on most Indian Ocean islands, but were eaten to extinction everywhere in the region except on Aldabra. On this atoll they have become true masters of this harsh and unforgiving terrain. In the dry season they turn beachcomber, seeking out seedpods deposited by the tide (Pic 1). To escape the heat of the midday sun, which can literally cook them in their shell, these tortoises seek shade under stunted trees or venture underground into cool coral caves. (Pics 2-4). Tomorrow, to follow up this series, I will post some behind the scenes images of my time with Aldabra’s giants. @sif_seychelles

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