Where to find them: Abaco National Park in South Abaco Island It is an incredible opportunity to witness these remarkable beasts in their natural habitat and get almost close enough to touch them. The beautiful Abaco Parrot, affectionately known as the Bahama Parrot, is unique to The Bahamas and the most colourful animal on this list. These small parrots are recognized by their green and red body and white-topped heads. When they take flight, they provide a dazzling show of rich blue feathers on the underside of their wings. Abaco National Park in gorgeous South Abaco Island, famous for birdwatching, is the best place to spot these breathtaking creatures.The Abaco Parrot, and the Caribbean pine forests where they reside, are the primary reason for Abaco receiving protected national park status. There are approximately 3000 of these birds left in the wild and preserving their habitat is of high priority. Grab your binoculars and join your fellow birdwatchers for the spectacular and rare sight of the Abaco parrot in flight. Where to find them: Exuma Cays Land and Sea National Park The adorable Bahamian hutia is the most elusive animal on this list and The Bahamas’ only native.
The adorable Bahamian hutia is the most elusive animal on this list and The Bahamas’ only native mammal. Once thought to be extinct, these critically endangered rodents hide deep in the Exuma Islands where they are now fiercely protected by local conservationists. Their presence in Exuma is actually the result of human interference. They were strategically placed there because of the lack of predators on the islands and the fruitful vegetation where they can now hide and feast. These fluffy herbivores are now the kings of their island.Your best chance to catch a glimpse of the hutia is with a knowledgeable local guide.
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