Coat of Arms of Trinidad and Tobago - National Symbol and Meaning #3795048 (License: Personal Use)

The shield displays a calabash tree flanked by two red flowers (Poinciana), symbolizing growth and resilience. On either side stand the national birds-the scarlet ibis on the right and the cocrico on the left-while a black trident surmounts the helm, signifying the country’s break from colonial rule. The motto “Pride and Industry” is inscribed on a ribbon below.

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