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New Beginnings and Turtle Turmoils But a few (hundred) decades later, three brothers and a group of young, smart merchants found a new use for the now nearly by all forgotten ex-gods. They founded a tiny turtle farm and started selling the turtles to traders passing the group’s stand on their way to the market, as Egypt has gained trading routes all around the world. Sometimes they tried selling them as Souvenirs; sometimes as little pets for the children, small enough to fit in a pocket, with a lifespan long enough to live atleast until the children grew to adults that they don’t get scarred for live seeing their pet tortoise die

The epic tale of the Egyptian tiny turtle The epic tale of the Egyptian tiny turtle begins, who would have guessed it, in the ancient Egypt. It may be commonly known, that the ancient Egyptians worshipped Cats, Compact Adorable Tigers, for multiple reasons. Cultural Anthropologists say, the Egyptians adored the graceful felines due to their skill in stopping the raids of mischief mice on the city’s granaries and of course their incredible floofyness. But even before their love for the Compact Adorable Tiger, at the very roots of Egyptian civilization, the object of their worship wasn’t feline or canine nature. Their worship was fo

The Observer Over the years, life gets pretty boring for an animal. Wake up, eat, sleep, run around in your pen. And we’re always watched by them. The big ones like the elephant or the tigers get stuff to play with they say, logs filled with treats and toys full of food. But we smaller ones aren’t living such a high life. We have our cages and compounds and our daily meal, but inside our little area nothing ever changes. Some of us seem pretty happy, but they are the ones who don’t have any hope left or never even knew there was an outside world. I myself wasn’t raised in freedom either. But my parents were… And