2. WILDLIFE
Cuba is a tropical island,with
thousands of different plants
and animals.
Cuba has a large variety of
habitats. There are jungles,
grasslands,mountain, forests,
swamps, coral reefs, small
islands and patches of desert.
Cuba is a tropical island,with
thousands of different plants
3. UNIQUE
ANIMALS
Many animals exist only in Cuba.
Solenodon is an almost extinct
mammal that looks like a rat. It has
small eyes, a long tail, and a flexible
snout that it uses to find insects to
eat.
The smallest frog in the world was
discovered in Cuba in 1993. Another
rare animal is the small painted
snail.
The green and blue Cuban parrot
was almost extinct, but is now
protected and returns.
The red, white and blue tocororo,
whose colors coincide with the
Cuban flag, it is the national bird of
Cuba.
4. EDUCATION
Education is free in cuba at
levels, from preschool to
collage. The goverment
also provides school
supplies and meals.
Cuba has a very high level
of literacy and most and
cubans are highly
educated
5. INFRASTRUCTURE
Cuba is a communist country.
Communist states own all property
and businesses and set a prices and
pay.
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6. Cuban suffers from many shotages,
indluding food.
The government rations food.
Through rationing, the government
makes sure evryone gets a small
amount and forces peoplebuy the rest
in their markets.
DAILY LIFE
7. RELIGION
The Spanish brought
Catholicism to Cuba.
African slaves brought their
own spiritual bellefs.
ManyCubans practice Santena,
which is a combination of the
two the communist
government banned all
religion.
However, Christmas was made
a holiday again in 2007 when
the pope visited Cuba and
Cubans were granted more
religious freedom.
