1 A similar and closely-related but red and white freshwater cray is sometimes seen in the rainforest creeks of the Border Ranges National Park, sometimes wandering on the tracks. 2  Small crabs of various species are seen in the mangroves near the David Fleay Wildlife Park and on the island day-tour. t he typical Australian gumtree-the Eucalyptus.. 2  There are hundreds of different species, but can conveniently be grouped into smooth-barked gums, stringy-barks and iron-barks-all three groups are seen on most of our tours.
Quick Answer. The Barbados Slave Codes were laws set up by the British to justify the practice of slavery and legalize the planters' inhumane treatment of their slaves. Under these codes, the slaves had the status of farm animals or chattel and had no human rights. Continue Reading.
Crops. Vegetables grown in Barbados include tomatoes, cucumbers, pumpkin, cabbage, carrots, lettuce, beets, okras, peppers and beans. Barbados crops also include root crops (we call them ground provisions) such as yams, sweet potatoes, eddoes and cassava.Barbados grows an array of tropical fruits including banana, mango, golden apple, carambola (5-finger), grapefruit and guava.arbados also grows West Indian Sea Island Cotton, the highest grade cotton in the world. In fact this cotton is 5 times more expensive than the next best grade cotton. Barbados' climate is the perfect combination of sunshine, rain, and humidity for growing this precious resource.