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Cows to Dragons: Sacred animals worshipped worldwide

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Tiger (China and Korea)

In Chinese and Korean cultures, tigers are highly esteemed as emblems of strength, power, and protection that fend off evil spirits.

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Cow (India)

Cows are a symbol of affluence, motherhood, and nonviolence in Hinduism. Their milk and kind disposition make them highly respected.

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Eagle (Native American Cultures)

Native American cultures hold eagles in high regard as representations of spiritual strength, vision, and a link to the divine.
 

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Elephant (India and Thailand)

In Hinduism and Buddhism, elephants are sacred, representing wisdom and strength, with Ganesha being a prominent deity.

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Cat (Ancient Egypt)

In ancient Egypt, cats were revered animals associated with the goddess Bastet, representing safety, fertility, and home.
 

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Dragon (China)

Dragons are frequently portrayed in art and festivals as symbols of power, safety, and imperial authority in Chinese mythology.
 

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