The Jamaican Giant Galliwasp is an extinct galliwasp endemic to the island of Jamaica that was last reported in the 1840s. It is the largest galliwasp in the World with mature adults having a snout to vent length often exceeding 30cm.
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The endemic Jamaican Giant Anole is the largest anole of the six native Anolis species in Jamaica. It is easily identified by its distinct bright emerald green colour and greenish-white venter (belly).
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The Leatherback Turtle is one of the four species of sea turtles that can be found in Caribbean waters. Leatherback’s are the largest sea turtle in the world and have a distinct inky-blue leather-like or rubbery shell.
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The Jamaican Boa is endemic to Jamaica and is the largest native predator on the island. Adult Jamaican Boas can grow up 7 ft long.
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The American Crocodile can be found on the Southern coasts of North America and the coast of Central America, South America and islands of the Caribbean.
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The Jamaican Iguana is Jamaica’s largest endemic land animal. It was thought to be extinct in the 1940s but was rediscovered in the 1990s.
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