Discover Cuba's Diverse Animal Kingdom
A Vibrant Tapestry of Endemic and Exotic Species
Breaking News: Cuba's Animal Diversity Unveiled
In a recent scientific breakthrough, researchers have discovered the astonishing extent of Cuba's animal biodiversity, with over 6,000 known species inhabiting the island nation's diverse ecosystems.
Among the most celebrated animal residents of Cuba are the endangered hawksbill turtle and the gentle Antillean manatee. These iconic species serve as a testament to the country's commitment to protecting its natural treasures.
Cuba's unique geographic location and varied habitats, including dry forests, moist forests, wetlands, grasslands, mangroves, and coral reefs, have contributed to the evolution of a wide range of endemic species. These species, found nowhere else on Earth, provide invaluable insights into the island's evolutionary history and the importance of conserving its unique environment.
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