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What animal represents spontaneous?
'Spontaneous' means "arising from a momentary impulse". There is no animal which represents 'spontaneous'.
What animal represents February?
The animal that represents Febuary would be the crane, and the Chinese symbol would be the rabit.
What is an object person or animal that represents something beyond itself?
A metaphor is an object, person, or animal that represents something beyond itself
What animal represents the year 1948 in the Chinese calendar?
The animal that represents the year 1948 in the Chinese calendar is the Rat.
What is the animal for 1968?
the animal that represents the year 1967 in the chinesse calendar is wether a goat or sheep.
What animal is lust?
Cow.
What are the ratings and certificates for Animal Lust - 2011 TV?
Animal Lust - 2011 TV is rated/received certificates of: USA:TV-MA
What animal represents Algeria?
Animal which represents Algeria is fennec fox.
Which animal represents the zodiac sign Capricorn?
The Animal that represents the Capricorn is the...BULL!!!
Who represents Lenin in Animal Farm?
Napoleon represents Lenin in Animal Farm.
What represents lust?
Lust can be represented by 3 main things; Obviously the colour red. It can also be represented by fire, meaning fiery passion or heat. Or a woman standing seductively, with an expression of lust. There are more things but those are the main 3. Hope I helped.
What animal represents spontaneous?
'Spontaneous' means "arising from a momentary impulse". There is no animal which represents 'spontaneous'.
What animal represents Demeter in Greek mythology?
In Greek mythology, the animal that represents Demeter is the horse.
What animal represents February?
The animal that represents Febuary would be the crane, and the Chinese symbol would be the rabit.
What animal in astrology which animal represents a Scorpio?
The scorpion.
What animal represents responsibility?
you
What animal represents the Greek god Uranus?
The Bull is the animal that represents the Greek god Uranus.
