Jamaican wildlife is diverse and unique, featuring many species that are endemic to the island. The Jamaican Iguana, once thought to be extinct, is a notable reptile found in the wild. Additionally, the island is home to various birds, including the colorful Jamaican Tody and the Doctor Bird, which is the national bird of Jamaica. The island's forests and coastal areas provide habitats for numerous mammals, reptiles, and amphibians. Blue Mahoe trees and Coconut Palms are common in the landscape, supporting various ecosystems. Conservation efforts are ongoing to protect these species and their habitats from threats like habitat loss and invasive species.