Tortoise hatchlings to make public debut at Philadelphia Zoo after mother sets world record

Happening today, the Philadelphia Zoo is celebrating the mother tortoise and her babies that have now set a world record. She looks like a grandma to some. The western Santa Cruz Galapagos tortoise made international headlines earlier this month when at nearly 100 years old. She became the oldest firsttime mom of her species. When she says, "I'm too old for this," she means it. The hatchlings will make their public debut today. It comes on the 93rd anniversary of their mother's arrival at the zoo. Her name is appropriately Mommy. Yeah, these are the first babies of her long life. She has been at the Philadelphia Zoo since April 23rd, 1932. If only she could talk, the stories she would