Andros refers to a landmass within the Bahamas archipelago. It is the largest island within that nation, composed of three major land formations geographically linked. Thus, its existence as a physical entity is confirmed.
The island’s significance lies in its unique biodiversity, including extensive wetlands, blue holes, and coral reefs. Its relatively undeveloped state contributes to the preservation of its natural resources, making it a valuable ecosystem. Historically, it has played a role in Bahamian culture and economy, with sponge fishing and agriculture as important industries. The presence of both fresh and saltwater habitats creates a diverse environment, fostering the evolution and survival of a vast range of species.
