Launch of NFT collection

The red-tailed chachalaca is one of the national birds of Trinidad and Tobago and is featured on the country's coat of arms. In the coat of arms, the chachalaca symbolizes the island of Tobago, along with the red ibis representing Trinidad.

In Tunisia, one of the traditional symbols is the dromedary, also known as the Arabian camel. This intelligent and hardy animal has been considered sacred since ancient times.

The wolf, known in Turkey as Bozkurt, was the main totem of the ancient Turkish tribes and became a national symbol from the time of the Huns to the Ottoman Empire. Legends say that the first Turks were born from a human man and a she-wolf named Asena. Thus, the wolf is the most important animal for the Turkish people. Wolf packs also remind us of the unity of the Turks.

Akhal-Teke horses are considered a national treasure of Turkmenistan. The image of this horse breed is present on the coat of arms of Turkmenistan and on banknotes; Monuments have been erected in her honor and books have been published.

The dolphin is the unofficial national animal of the island nation of Tuvalu. One of the legends of the Tuvaluan people mentions the legendary bottlenose dolphin. It is even depicted on the country's national postage stamp.

The Oriental Crowned Crane is the national bird of Uganda. It is depicted on the national flag and the country's coat of arms. It is a grey bird with white, red and black plumage. The crane's most noticeable feature is the golden crown of feathers on its head.

The falcon is the unofficial national bird of Ukraine. It is a symbol of courage and bravery, pride and nobility, as well as bravery, courage and selflessness.

The national bird of the UAE is the falcon, which embodies the culture and traditions of the desert inhabitants. Strong, fearless, fast and agile, the falcon has all the characteristics necessary to survive in such harsh conditions. The falcon is widely used both as a symbol and as a living creature in many events.

The lion is one of the symbols of Great Britain, depicted on its coat of arms. It symbolizes the originality of the royal family, its power, courage and wealth.

The bald eagle became the national symbol of the United States in 1782, when its image appeared on the Great Seal of the United States, the image of which can be found on the most ancient historical documents.

The national animal of Uruguay is the southern lapwing. In Uruguay, this bird is often called the tero. This bird, which is the only crested wader in South America, was chosen as the national animal because of its bold and combative nature.

The bird of happiness Semurg, or as it is called in Uzbekistan "Khumo", is the personification of happiness and well-being of the Uzbek people. In mythology, it is considered a symbol of happiness and love of freedom. It was placed on the country's coat of arms.

The national animal of Vanuatu is the iguana. There are nineteen species of lizards on the island, and the iguana has become one of the most symbolic in the country. The most common iguana found in Vanuatu is the striped iguana.

The white horse on the coat of arms of Venezuela can rightfully be considered the national animal of the country. A horse galloping free represents the freedom of the nation. There is no single version of its origin: according to one version, it is a wild stallion, according to another, it is the horse of the national hero Simon Bolivar himself.

The Vietnamese have three sacred animals: the phoenix, the unicorn and the turtle. Among them, the turtle is the only animal that exists in real life. People believed that the giant Hanoi reptile was an important link between the earthly and spiritual worlds. She was a symbol of the resilience of the country's capital during long wars.

The Yemeni government has declared the Arabian leopard its national animal. Former Yemeni Minister of Water and Environment Abdulrahman Al-Eryani wrote the bill passed by the Yemeni government to make the Arabian leopard the official national animal of Yemen.

The national symbol of the country is the African fisher eagle, also known as the screaming eagle. This bird is very similar to the American bald eagle. The screaming eagle can be seen on the flag and coat of arms of the state. The African Fishing Eagle represents the freedom of the Zambian people from colonial rule and the country's ability to combat threats.

The coat of arms of Zimbabwe depicts the horned forest antelope - kudu. Antelopes are one of the most populous species in Zimbabwe. The species is popular with photographers, but their distinctive horns have also made them a target for trophy hunters.