The reptiles suffered severe smoke inhalation when the roof of their enclosure caught fire at Poestlingberg Zoo in Linz.
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Quick-thinking firemen and zoo staff adapted oxygen masks designed for humans to save the lives of the 140lb African-spurred tortoises.
"We expect them to make a full recovery," vet Isabella Eberle said. "The masks were designed for human use but we managed to make them fit."
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