Haiti, a tropical area, has a vast number of species and is considered as one of the Caribbean's biodiversity "hot spots". It has a variety of ecosystems ranging from mangrove forests to coral reefs, wetlands to high altitude mountains. There are mammals, reptiles, amphibians, avian, etc that vary based on specific habitat. There are also species unique to Haiti.

Haiti, a tropical area, has a vast number of species and is considered as one of the Caribbean's biodiversity "hot spots". It has a variety of ecosystems ranging from mangrove forests to coral reefs, wetlands to high altitude mountains. There are mammals, reptiles, amphibians, avian, etc that vary based on specific habitat. There are also species unique to Haiti.

Haiti, a tropical area, has a vast number of species and is considered as one of the Caribbean's biodiversity "hot spots". It has a variety of ecosystems ranging from mangrove forests to coral reefs, wetlands to high altitude mountains. There are mammals, reptiles, amphibians, avian, etc that vary based on specific habitat. There are also species unique to Haiti.

Ball bearing frogs, tiburon banded racer snakes, etc.,

Reptiles found nowhere else than Haiti include the Tiburon Banded RacerIaltris parishi(BHL),the Haitian Pale-lipped BlindsnakeTyphlops capitulatus(Caribherp), the La Selle ThreadsnakeMitophis leptepileptus(Caribherp),a worm lizardAmphisbaenaleali(Caribherp), the Giant Hispaniolan GalliwaspCelestus warreni(ARKive),the Gonave Gracile AnoleAnolis caudalis(Reptile Database), the Yellow-bellied Desert AnoleAnolis websteri(Reptile Database), the Banded Red-bellied AnoleAnolis rupinae(Reptile Database), the La Hotte Long-snouted AnoleAnolis dolichocephalus(Reptile Database), the Foothill AnoleAnolis monticola(Reptile Database), the Jacmel Gracile AnoleAnolis marron(Caribherp), and the Tiburon CurlytailLeiocephalus melanochlorus(flickr).

Amphibians unique to Haiti are Ball Bearing FrogEleutherodactylus glaphycompus(Caribherp), the Macaya Breast-spot FrogEleutherodactylus thorectesand the Ventriloqual FrogEleutherodactylus dolomedes(both atMongabay), the Hispaniolan Crowned FrogEleutheroda ...more

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Monkeys.