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BIRDS

Pacific Pigeons lupe
Purple-capped Fruit-Doves manutagi
Many-colored Fruit-Doves manuma
Samoan Starling fuia
Wattled Honeyeaters iao
Polynesian Starlings miti vao
eagle aeto
Bluecrowned Lory segavao (sega'ula)
cardinal honeyeater segasegamau'u
golden plover tuli
white-tailed tropicbird tava'esina
purple swamphen manu ali'i
banded rail ve'a
Samoan Starling fuia
wattled honeyeater (foulehaio carunculata) iao
barn owl lulu
pacific reef-heron matu'u
white-tailed tropicbird tava'esina (tava'e)
gray duck toloa
red-footed booby fua'o
fruit bat pe'a fanua
"Large flying foxes, also know as fruit bats, are one of the more unusual animals in American Samoa, especially for visitors from areas where bats are small and rarely seen. Three species inhabit our islands – two large fruit bats (Pteropus samoensis, P. tonganus) and a small insect-eating bat (Emballonura semicaudata). These three are the only native mammals in the Samoan islands." (Source: National Park of American Samoa)

ANIMALS

dog maile
pig pua'a
cat pusi
horse solofanua
cow povi
rat isumu
elephant elefane
monkey manuki

PLANTS

pandanus laufala
falcataria moluccana tamaligi palagi
ornamental hibiscus 'aute
ginger teuila
Indian mulberry nonu
coconut niu
coral tree gatae
banyan a'oa

INSECTS

mosquito namu
walking stick se
ant loi
worm anufe
cockroches mogamoga
snake gata
skinks pili
katydids alisi
centipede (scolopendra subspinipes) atualoa
dragonflies seemu

FISH

bigeye scad atule
wahoo (acanthocybium solandri) paala
albacore (thunnus alaluga) apakoa
yellowfin (thunnus albacares) asiasi
mahimahi (coryphaena hippurus) masimasi
blue-lined surgeonfish (acanthurus lineatus) alogo
mountain bass salelea
spinner dolphin (stenella longirostris) mumua
sea turtle i'a sa
octopus fe'e
giant clam faisua
hermit crab uga
coconut crab (birgus latro) u'u
freshwater shrimp ula vai
lobster ula
crab pa'a
shore crab (grapsus sp.) ama'ama