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Herman on Rugged Terrain Royalty Free Stock Photo

North Cascades National Park with Mount Shuksan in Fall Mountain Landscape, Pacific Northwest, Washington Royalty Free Stock Photo

North Cascades National Park with Mount Shuksan in Fall from Baker Wilderness, Pacific Northwest, Washington Royalty Free Stock Photo

Mount Baker winter scene Royalty Free Stock Photo

Mount Shuksan late fall scene Royalty Free Stock Photo

Alpine late fall scene Royalty Free Stock Photo

Herman Gulch Hiking Trail Ascending through Colorado Rocky Mountains Royalty Free Stock Photo

Mount Baker Wilderness with Mountain Tarn and Beautiful Fall Colors, Cascades Range, Washington State Royalty Free Stock Photo

Mount Baker Wilderness with Mazama Lakes in Fall Colors, Cascades Range, Washington State Royalty Free Stock Photo

Mount Baker Wilderness with Stratovolcano behind Iceberg Lake and Fall Colors on Cascades Mountains, Pacific Northwest, Washington Royalty Free Stock Photo

This male African Spurred Tortoise (Geochelone sulcata) named Herman weighs 41 pounds at just 12 years old. Native to sub-Saharan Africa, Sulcata tortoises have been captive bred in the United States as exotic pets since the 1980s. With an estimated lifespan in captivity of 120-150 years, and a potential to grow up to 200 pounds, it is the world's third largest tortoise species, exceeded only by the Galapagos and Aldabra tortoises.