LONGSHOT LOST RUSSIAN TORTOISE PA

[Ink]

This is the tortoise that was lost in 2019, only photo he could fine. Maybe if I can get a yes or no consensus from the forum

Maybe it's worth a drive to see if it's Brian.

 

[zovick]

This is the tortoise that was lost in 2019, only photo he could fine. Maybe if I can get a yes or no consensus from the forum

The beak on the newly found tortoise is far more overgrown than the beak of the lost tortoise. I doubt that would be the case if it had been living wild for four years.

 

[TammyJ]

The beak on the newly found tortoise is far more overgrown than the beak of the lost tortoise. I doubt that would be the case if it had been living wild for four years.

I agree and further, would comment that if the former owner wants it to be Brian, then where's the actual indisputable proof that it's not?

 

[SinLA]

And thus he shall be declared Brian 2.0

 

[SinLA]

I will say I think @zovick's point re: beak and nails is correct. This doesn't seem like a critter who has been living in the wild.

 

[Chip's mom]

Any resolution here? Such a fascinating story. If it is not Brian and this Russian's owners were not located it seems meant to be to be Brian 2.0!

 

[Jennpaints]

I've heard of people being reunited after years with their torts, so it's surely possible.

 

[Jennpaints]

Any resolution here? Such a fascinating story. If it is not Brian and this Russian's owners were not located it seems meant to be to be Brian 2.0!

I'm curious too!