Hawaii may be small in size compared to most other U.S. states, but its ecological diversity is at the top, comparable to states like Alabama, Texas, and California. From the 21,000+ species that inhabit Hawaii’s rainforests, coastal waters, and other habitats, there are some that stand out as the most amazing ones. Watch this video to discover which animals those are.
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