Seychelles elephant turtle is also called Marion elephant turtle. But Marion is actually the name of a turtle, but when it was named Marion, all its partners were extinct, leaving only one as a representative. Seychelles in the Indian Ocean used to be the territory of elephant turtles, and at least six species of elephant turtles lived here. Adabola Elephant Tortoise is one of the largest and longest-lived tortoises in the world, and it is the earliest turtle protected internationally, with a small number. Its weight can reach hundreds of kilograms and its service life can reach 250 years. In Seychelles, the Adabora elephant turtle symbolizes strength, health and longevity. The male elephant turtle who came to Shanghai this time weighed 80 kilograms and the female elephant turtle weighed 50 kilograms. Both are mature enough to reproduce.