
They are the animals of the element earth. Their number can be as extensive as that of animals that knew each other in the first beginnings of the heraldry. Its usual form of drawing them is of perfíl, with the expressed characteristics of each one.
LION. Together with the eagle
they are the main animals employees in the heraldry of many
tweets. It admits different placements, enamels, attributes and
variations. Their more habitual position is that of rampante. The
León symbolizes to a warring spirit, with the qualities of
surveillance, domain, sovereignty, majesty and bravery.
LEOPARD. It is usually drawn pasante and with the front head. If
their position was rampante, he will be denominated tawny. The
same as the lion also admits variations, like it can be
confronted, mornado, defamed, etc. Represents value and the
gentlemen's effort that have executed some daring company, being
been worth more than the cunning that of the force.
TIGER. He puts on makeup this animal to the natural one and
running. Their speed is its heraldic characteristic; therefore it
symbolizes speedy spirit to avenge the offenses.
PANTHER. Pasante is drawn and of its color. It admits in the
heraldry the company from other animals to exception of the
dragon. It is symbol of gallant disposition as much in learning
as in generosity.
ELEPHANT. It is drawn stopped, of profile looking to the skillful
of the shield and of their color. Majesty represents for not
bending the knees in heraldry, sweetness for the softness of his
skin, and opulence and strength for his great size.
BEAR. He puts on makeup rampante, pasante or lifted; but always
of profile. It symbolizes the strength in managing the weapons
against the enemies, achieving victories of them.
WOLF. Another very common animal in the national, and much more
armory in the Basque; he usually puts on makeup this pasante, or
rampante or sheer, but always of profile and trained. It
symbolizes constant heart that suffers calamities in the war and
in the blockade with generous spirit; arrived the moment fights
ferociously in the combat without barracks.
FOX.
It admits in heraldry different positions, although it is usually
usually pasante or running. He is symbol of wisdom and noticed
minister, and also of an astute commander.
HORSE. It also admits different positions when painting him, like
they are going or rampante, and he will always paint of profile
and adiertrado. It symbolizes the value, the docility and the
beauty.
DEER. He always puts on makeup of profile and trained, and of
their natural color. It symbolizes made an effort spirit that
takes out and it even recovers energy in the most adverse
occasions.
BULL. It admits several positions, although the normal one is
pasante. It symbolizes generous chest, in the one who the
memories of their lineage, represented in the red of their blood,
inflame their desire of big companies.
BOAR. He puts on makeup of profile, pasante, and with a single
eye and ear. It is usually enameled of sable or of their color,
except the eyeteeth that are made of silver. It represents the I
hurtle and the intrepidity.
LAMB. Pasante is drawn, trained and of profile. It symbolizes the
kings and the commanders that must sacrifice to the good and
their citizens' care; it is also symbol of qualified nobility.
HARE. You the spot running of profile and trained. It is symbol
of wise genius.
HARRIER. The dogs and harriers are animal relatively common in
the heraldry, and they can admit different forms of drawing them,
like they are running, pasantes, sheer, tossed, etc. The first
ones differ to take a chain piece to their neck. It symbolizes
faithful vassal. The harrier denotes ardimiento and anger in the
dangers.
CAT.
It can put on makeup sat down and with the front head, of
profile, and even rampante, for animal with claws; in all the
cases, the same as in the case of the leopard, it will present
their front face. it symbolizes the made an effort gentleman that
enraged to see that in some action he goes him their honor, it
still attacks it being superior to their efforts.
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