The Bahamas is home to many endangered species, including:
- Bahama swallow: A small, brightly colored bird found only in the Bahamas, threatened by habitat loss and illegal trapping.
- Abaco parrot: Endemic to the Abaco Islands, threatened by habitat loss and poaching.
- Bahama terrapin: A freshwater turtle found only in the Bahamas, threatened by habitat loss, hunting, and invasive species.
- Inagua iguana: Found only on Great Inagua Island, threatened by habitat loss, hunting, and invasive species.
- Exuma Bank Nassau grouper: Found only on the Exuma Bank, threatened by overfishing and habitat loss.
The Bahamian government is working to protect these species through protected areas, hunting regulations, and cooperation with international organizations such as the IUCN.