Tenzin Chodon
The Seychelles' national bird is found mainly on Praslin Island. Despite its name, it has dark brown feathers and lives in palm forests.
This rare bird is known for its glossy black feathers and long tail. It survives mainly in the forests of La Digue.
Once close to extinction, this black-and-white bird has slowly recovered through conservation efforts and can now be spotted on protected islands.
With striking blue-grey feathers and deep crimson patches, this colourful forest pigeon is one of the Seychelles' most beautiful endemic birds.
Found in the granitic hills, this small chameleon changes colour to blend into its surroundings and spends most of its time in trees.
This slender forest snake is completely harmless to humans. It is an active hunter that helps control small reptiles and other prey on the forest floor.
One of the world's smallest frogs, it measures about 11 millimetres long and hears sounds through its mouth instead of external ears.
This large flying fox is commonly seen gliding across the islands. It plays an important role in pollinating flowers and spreading seeds.