National symbols of Trinidad and Tobago

The State symbols of the Independent of Republic of Trinidad and Tobago are the symbols that are used to represent both the divided Trinbagonian people proper and abroad to represent the country and its people.

Trinbagonian symbols

Everyone has his friend. Fair words can buy a horse on credit. New broom does sweep clean, but old broom knows all de corners. Not all useful knowledge comes from books or formal learning. Well to do people offer words of consolation only to the needy, but never any tangible assistance. Carry your own burdens. Chop in water leave no mark. People never recognise their own faults. Monkey knows what tree to climb. All skin teeth eh laugh. People with certain inabilities are not free to act. Bush has ears. The thing that makes you happy may also hurt you. Conversation is the food of the ears. The race is not for the swift, slow and steady wins. Blood is thicker than water.

	Symbol	Image
Coat of arms	Coat of arms of Trinidad and Tobago	Coat of Arms of Trinidad and Tobago
Flag	Flag of Trinidad and Tobago	State Flag of Trinidad and Tobago
Flower	National flower of Trinidad and Tobago Warszewiczia coccinea	State Flower of Trinidad and Tobago
Tree	National tree of Trinidad and Tobago Pimenta racemosa	State Tree of Trinidad and Tobago
Birds	National bird of Trinidad and Tobago Ortalis ruficauda Trinbagonian national bird Eudocimus ruber	State Bird of Trinidad and Tobago Trinbagonian State Bird
Animal	National animal of Trinidad and Tobago Cuniculus paca	State Animal of Trinidad and Tobago
Reptiles	National reptile of Trinidad and Tobago Corallus ruschenbergerii Trinbagonian national reptile Phrynonax poecilonotus	State Reptile of Trinidad and Tobago Trinbagonian State Reptile
Amphibian	National amphibian of Trinidad and Tobago Boana punctata	State Amphibian of Trinidad and Tobago
Fruit	National fruit of Trinidad and Tobago Attalea maripa	State Fruit of Trinidad and Tobago
Dish	National dish of Trinidad and Tobago Callaloo	State Dish of Trinidad and Tobago
Drink	National drink of Trinidad and Tobago Swizzle	State Drink of Trinidad and Tobago
Dance	National dance of Trinidad and Tobago Bélé	State Dance of Trinidad and Tobago
Instrument	National instrument of Trinidad and Tobago Steelpan	State Instrument of Trinidad and Tobago

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