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Galapagos Adventure, Chapter One

Peter hadn't caught anything for a few days in his traps or when he went hunting, so he had to live on oranges and bananas, so a few minutes after he had eaten breakfast, Peter went to check his traps. It turned out that sometime during the night a large Galapagos tortoise (a very large tortoise breed that can be up to 5 feet long and 550 pounds) had been caught in one of his traps. It could feed him and Flyer for a few months.

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  1. Did they roast the meat? Did they make tortoise soup? What kind of trap was that? It muxt have been huge!!

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    1. The trap was medium-sized, as only the tortise neck was in the trap.

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