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Coat of Arms ANIMAL - SYMBOLS. Coat of Arm Representation Every picture or image has a significance. When choosing what to draw on your Coat of Arms think.

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1 Coat of Arms ANIMAL - SYMBOLS

2 Coat of Arm Representation Every picture or image has a significance. When choosing what to draw on your Coat of Arms think what meaning you want to convey. Work on one (1) square at a time. Choose your overall theme.

3 Choosing Symbol Choose one main Symbol to convey your meaning, per square. Then choose one other symbol to help support it. These symbols should be on ONE ON EACH square. Then support them with color and lines.

4 Colors & Lines Remember that your color and line choices should reflect your overlaying character trait. Limit your color and line choices to 3 per square and they should be the same throughout your entire coat of arms.

5 Bear- Protectiveness

6 Bee - Industriousness

7 Camel – Perserverance

8 Dog - Loyalty

9 Eagle - Leadership

10 Dragon - Defender

11 Fox - Cleverness

12 Griffin (part eagle, part lion) - Bravery

13 Horse - Readiness to Serve

14 Lion - Courage

15 Pelican - Generosity

16 Deer - Peace & Harmony

17 Tiger - Fierceness & Valor

18 Unicorn - Extreme courage

19 Wolf - Constant Vigilance

20 Rhinoceros - Great ferocity

21 Elephant - Courage and strength

22 Leopard - Valiant and hardy warrior

23 Panther - a beautiful woman, though fierce, is very tender and loving.

24 Lamb - Gentleness and patience

25 Hares and Rabbits - One who enjoys a peaceable

26 Beaver - perseverance

27 Greyhound - Courage

28 Ant - great labor

29 Spider - Wisdom

30 Grasshopper - Wisdom and nobility

31 House Snail - Deliberation and perseverance

32 Peacock - Beauty and pride

33 Swan- A lover of poetry and harmony

34 Goose and Duck - A man of many resources

35 Swallow - One who is prompt and ready

36 Rooster - Courage

37 Dolphin - Charity and a kind affection

38 Snake - Ambition

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