Galapagos tortoise is an endanger species. Another name for the Galapagos tortoise is Chelonoidis Nigra. They are giant, with 5-foot claws and four back claws. With round, dome-shaped shell or as most would call it a saddleback shell. It has thick scales all over the limbs, neck, and pointed hand. Galapagos Island surrounded by grass and water started in Espanola and San Cristobal. When the Galapagos tortoise breed primarily during the hotter season of the years like summer and some of spring. Any month of the year, the tortoise can lying up to 2-7 eggs for a saddle-backed and lying up to twenty to twenty-five for domed tortoises. In 2007 is when people started to notice the drop in the tortoise’s numbers. During that year, Galapagos tortoise,
