Please note that this is general animal symbolism and may vary by tribe. As much information as possible has been provided. Tribes are provided where known.
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Lizard: The lizard promotes dreaming, agility, and conservation.

Loon: Symbolizes peace, tranquility, and generosity.

Moose: Symbolizes scrutiny and attention to detail.

Owl: The owl is a very respected animal and is thought to symbolize the souls of the departed. They are connected with darkness and night and are considered a bad omen.

Otter: The otter is a mischievous creature that is also a symbol of laughter, curiosity, grace, and empathy.

Parrot: Parrots are considered bringers of specific prayers and could bestow blessings.

Pheasant: Symbolizes warning and concealment.

Porcupine: Symbolizes gentle innocence and trust.

Rabbit: Symbolizes fear and overcoming limiting beliefs.

Raven: The raven is sometimes considered a trickster like the coyotee. It is also known to be a teacher and horder. The raven is also the mark of a shape shifter.

Salmon: The salmon symbolizes instinct, persistence, and determination.

Seahorse: The sea horse symbolizes confidence and grace.

Shark: The shark is a great symbol of survival, adaptability, and hunting prowess.

Snake: The snake is usually seen in healing and fertility rites. He is often considered a hunter.

Spider: The spider is said to connect the past with the future. He is creative and weaves the pattern of life.

Swan: The swan is the symbol of total grace, serenity, and innocence.

Tadpole: Tadpoles are very powerful, they are a symbol of fertility, change, and renewal.

Turtle: This is a very powerful symbol for women. It symbolizes fertility, long life, and perseverance. It is sometimes even considered able to defy death.

Wolf: The wolf is the teacher of new ideas and wisdom. It shows intense loyalty with a balance of independence.

Wolf Print: This print symbolizes tracking and movement.

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