What is my Spirit Animal by birthday? is a question I of0ten get. Your Zodiac Sign is represented by your birth animal or birth animal totem. A complete list of Zodiac Signs from many Astrology systems may be found here (Western, Chinese, Native American, and Celtic).
Each Zodiac Sign is connected to a comprehensive article that will teach you more about yourself and others. It’s crucial to learn about your Zodiac Sign in each Astrology system since you’ll likely exhibit qualities from all of them.
Zodiac & Birth Animal Totems Menu
| 1. | Western Zodiac |
| 2. | Chinese Zodiac |
| 3. | Native American Zodiac |
| 4. | Celtic Zodiac |
1. Western Zodiac Animals & Birth Animal Totems
*Zodiac Sign Aries ( Aries Birthday: March 21 – April 19)
Aries is the first sign of the Zodiac and is born between March 21 and April 19.
The zodiac animal for this sign is a Ram, a fire sign controlled by Mars. Courage, activity, adventure, joy, and passion are considered characteristics of those born under the character of the Ram. They may also be forceful or aggressive, keeping with Ram’s attitude.
*Taurus Zodiac Sign
(Birthdays in the Taurus Zodiac: April 20 – May 20)
The Bull is the zodiac animal for this sign. Bull is an Earth element controlled by Venus. Therefore this animal emblem has a lot of heart. Those born under the character of the Bull are hopeless romantics who are patient and persistent to a fault. On the other hand, Bull has a stubborn streak and may be clumsy in sensitive circumstances (i.e., Bull in a china shop).
*Zodiac Sign Gemini
(Gemini Birthday: May 21 – June 20)
The Twins are the zodiac sign of Gemini. Although Gemini is not a zodiac animal, some instructors associate it with the vivacious, transforming Phoenix. Phoenix residents are talkative, engaging, astute, and very intelligent. This zodiac sign is ruled by the element Air and the planet Mercury.
*Cancer Symptoms
(Cancer Zodiac Birthday: June 21 – July 22)
The Crab is the zodiac animal for this sign. Crabs are controlled by the Moon and the Element of Water, making them very emotional and perceptive. It’s difficult to keep anything hidden from Crab, whose personality is full of inventiveness, determination, and compassion.
*The Zodiac Sign of Leo
(Birthdays in the Leo Zodiac: July 23 – August 22)
The Lion is the zodiac animal for this sign. Leo’s governing planet is the Sun, and its element is fire. The Lion enjoys being in the spotlight and is delightfully in his appearance. Despite this, this pussycat has a sensitive side. Leos will always be devoted to the people they care about.
*Zodiac Sign Virgo
(Virgos are born between August 23 and September 22.)
A zodiac “animal does not represent Virgos,” but it’s crucial to remember that the “Virgin” is Virgo’s emblem, and people are animals! Virgos have sharp wits and spend their lives striving for excellence in all areas of their lives. Because Virgo is influenced by the element of Earth and the planet Mercury, it is an efficient sign.
*Zodiac Sign Libra
(Libra’s Birthday: September 23 – October 22)
Libras do not have a zodiac animal to symbolize them. The Scales are their emblem. Libra is controlled by the planet Venus and the element Air. The compassion and ingenuity of this zodiac sign are well-known. Libras cannot tolerate confrontation of any type and will go to great lengths to maintain peace. It’s tough to convince a Libra to commit to a love relationship. However, you’ll most likely have a long-term companion once they do.
*Zodiac Sign Scorpio
(Scorpio (October 23 – November 21) is a sign born between October 23 and November 21.)
The Scorpion is the zodiac animal for this sign. Scorpios have a powerful sting, which is usually unleashed when this individual is injured or, worse, misled. This birth sign is naturally suspicious, skittering about when anything seems “wrong.” People that the Scorpion pulls into their circle, on the other hand, discover a real friend who is vibrant and alive. Scorpios are the Zodiac’s psychics.
*Zodiac Sign Sagittarius
(Sagittarius is born between November 22 and December 21.)
Sagittarius, The Archer, has a man’s upper body and a horse or centaur’s bottom body. This is a creature with unadulterated sexuality and self-reliance. They like going on adventures. Any change, significant or tiny, does not burden the Horse. They galloped along the path of life in pursuit of ancient truths.
*Capricorn is a sign of the Zodiac.
(Capricorn Birthday: December 22 -January 19)
The sea goat, a legendary animal, represents Capricorn. Capricorn is a sign of the earth element. This indicates that persons born under the sign of Capricorn are solid, stable, and very dynamic. Capricorns are also known to be among the most trustworthy people. Like the Aquarius zodiac sign, Capricorns may be one of two ‘types’ of individuals. The earth-bound goat has a fishtail, much like Aquarius, who is an air sign with the rivers of life pouring from her jug. Both of these signs are affected by the water element. Capricorns might be impacted more by their water element (thus very sensitive) or by their earth element (therefore less sensitive) (far more practical and a bit a-emotional).
*Aquarius is the zodiac sign of the water bearer.
(Aquarius (January 20 – February 18) is a zodiac born between January 20 and February 18.)
Aquarius is the sign of the Water Bearer. Animals that live in freshwater areas, as a result, may serve as suitable emblems for this sign. What’s the point of using freshwater? Aquarius is the sign that pours forth life-giving waters. The Aquarian is a funny, quick-witted, one-of-a-kind, and creative character. They prefer independence and absolute freedom, which are beneficial to their general well-being.
*Pisces is the zodiac sign of the Fish.
(Pisces (February 19–March 20) is the zodiac sign of the Fish Pisces.)
The Fish is the zodiac animal of Pisces. Water is their element, and Neptune is their planet. Pisces is calm, methodical, and sentimental. No matter where they swim, Pisces strive to appreciate the beauty in life. They are kind and loyal to the people they care about. The Fish seldom takes the lead in the school, preferring to have a firm companion who can keep them balanced. Like Scorpios, Pisces spend their whole lives searching for their own “happily ever after.”
2. Zodiac & Birth Animal Totems Chinese Zodiac & New Year Animals
In Western Astrology, some cycles last one month. In Chinese Animal Astrology, some cycles previous twelve years. This chart may help you figure out what kind of monster you are. You would be a rat if you were born in 1996. You can notice the 12-year cycle if you look at the Rat’s evolution. This is true for all animals, both forward and backward.
There are days and hours for each Zodiac Animal in Chinese Zodiac Signs. However, the explanations below will provide you with the basics. Find your Chinese Zodiac Animal based on your birthdate by scrolling down!
*The Rat is the Animal of the year.
Year of the Rat in Chinese Zodiac: 1912, 1924, 1936, 1948, 1960, 1972, 1984, 1996, 2008, 2020
While being born in the Year of the Rat may not seem optimistic, this Animal is very resourceful. You’re a natural leader who deserves to be respected. Your pals are wit and charm, and you don’t enjoy being alone. Social interactions nourish your soul. Rats speak a lot, even to themselves, since it’s how they organize their ideas. You know your route to success in the rat race of life; the cheese trap won’t get you. When it comes to love, it’s best to pair up with the larger-than-life Dragon, Ox, or the always amusing Monkey.
*The Year of the Ox is a Chinese zodiac sign.
Year of the Ox in the Chinese Zodiac: 1913, 1925, 1937, 1949, 1961, 1973, 1985, 1997, 2009, 2021
The movers and shakers are those born in the year of the ox. When you set your mind to anything, there isn’t much that can stop you. No one can get on your nerves if you’re hardworking, even-keeled, and always work at your speed. Oxen are serious people who aren’t fond of flowers or violins, yet they may give a solid, caring home for the proper companion. Rooster, Snake, and Pig are your finest Animal companions.
*The Tiger is the Animal of the year.
Years of the Tiger in the Chinese Zodiac: 1914, 1926, 1938, 1950, 1962, 1974, 1986, 1998, 2010, 2022
Tiger, burning bright: your birth animal is fierce, brave, and quick. The Tiger Spirit is a risk-taker who sometimes gets on the wrong bandwagon. You used to be the dashing, charming rogue who was always looking for his successive big triumph. You get along best with the Dog or Horse when it comes to heart issues.
*The Rabbit is the Animal of the year.
Years of the Rabbit in the Chinese Zodiac: 1915, 1927, 1939, 1951, 1963, 1975, 1987, 1999, 2011, 2023
A rabbit is a shy creature that prefers to avoid combat. On the other hand, Rabbit always wears a diplomatic attitude with the right words and acts when they feel secure. Rabbits are natural moneymakers, but they don’t show off their riches. You want something more comfy and conventional in life and with the folks, you hang out with. Rabbits get along best with goats, dogs, and pigs.
*The Year of the Dragon begins on January 1.
Year of the Dragon in the Chinese Zodiac: 1916, 1928, 1940, 1952, 1964, 1976, 1988, 2000, 2012, 2024
Dragon enjoys strutting his thing, which is understandable. Dragon will seek it out and shine brightly if there is a spotlight. People born under the Dragon sign are highly energetic, natural leaders and nobles with a flair for the theatrical. For Dragons, there is no way to make a quiet entry. Dragon has a soft place for Tiger, Snake, and Pig despite their exterior looks, making them excellent love matches.
*The Snake is the Animal of the year.
1917, 1929, 1941, 1953, 1965, 1977, 1989, 2001, 2013, 2025, 2037; Chinese Zodiac Snake Years:
The Snake’s seductive, mystical demeanor is laced with wisdom. Everywhere you go, you will draw attention to yourself. People instinctively flock to you to seek understanding because your spiritual antennas are constantly up and operating. Those around you may see you like a mystery – a person who ponders uncommon and complex issues. A rooster or Ox is the greatest for rubbing the skin.
*The Horse is the Year of the Horse.
Year of the Horse in the Chinese Zodiac: 1918, 1930, 1942, 1954, 1966, 1978, 1990, 2002, 2014, 2026
This Horse can trot! You’re a bundle of genius with a mile-wide desire for liberty. The Horse has a lot of promise, but you should be cautious until you are confident it is entirely your concept. While you seem to be a wild youngster, you have a conservatism in your heart. Passion is your Achilles heel; if your wants become overwhelming, you may lose yourself. Both the Tiger and the Dog may assist you in overcoming that shortcoming and make ideal long-term companions.
*Sheep Year (Year of the Sheep)
Chinese Zodiac Sheep Years: 1919, 1931, 1943, 1955, 1967, 1979, 1991, 2003, 2015, 2027, 2039, 2051
Sheep are the Chinese Animal Zodiac’s tree huggers. They have a solid connection to nature and a practical approach to life. You were born into a world of rituals and patterns, but not ones that lead to success. Sheep often graze on other people’s fields to keep afloat. The good news is that if you join up with a financially secure Rabbit or Pig, they won’t mind. You form an excellent team.
*This is the Year of the Monkey.
Year of the Monkey in the Chinese Zodiac: 1920, 1932, 1944, 1956, 1968, 1980, 1992, 2004, 2016, 2028
Monkeys in Western Astrology remind us a lot of Geminis. They are astute, amusing, quirky, and always conflicting. It takes a lot of effort to keep up with Monkey, but it’s worth it. Monkey gives the order to places where there is turmoil. Monkey is a pranksters, but they prefer to operate from behind closed doors in real life. Your loved ones will never be without a thoughtful present, which will delight both Dragons and Rats.
*The Year of the Rooster is a Chinese zodiac sign.
Years of the Rooster in the Chinese Zodiac: 1921, 1933, 1945, 1957, 1969, 1981, 1993, 2005, 2017, 2029
Even when things go wrong, Rooster always sees the bright side of things. You’re a free-spirited individual who enjoys LIVING. Leadership possibilities will ultimately come your way if you are naturally outspoken (becoming obnoxious). You’ll be traveling shortly, and you’ll probably bring some buddies along for the ride. Roosters work hard and take pleasure in their attention to detail. Sexy snakes or the solidly grounded Ox are the most excellent mates for Rooster.
*The Year of the Dog begins on January 1.
Years of the Dog in the Chinese Zodiac: 1922, 1934, 1946, 1958, 1970, 1982, 1994, 2006, 2018, 2030
When you care for someone, you devote yourself entirely to them. You may rely on your pals for your sincerity and pleasant friendship. Dogs will growl if they feel threatened, but they like reaching out and offering assistance. Dogs have an extraordinary ability to detect falsehoods and issues. Tiger and Horse are two of the Dog’s friends.
*The Pig is the Year of the Pig.
Year of the Pig in the Chinese Zodiac: 1923, 1935, 1947, 1959, 1971, 1983, 1995, 2007, 2019, 2031, 2043
It makes no difference whether a Pig lands in the mud. Every lass drops right off because of your capacity to think things through honestly and truthfully. Pigs like to be away from the hustle and bustle of city life. Thus, farming is an excellent option. You like steak and potatoes, as well as a good laugh. The Pig’s worst flaw is volunteering and dedicating too much of oneself to specific circumstances or individuals. Pigs have wealth in their blood and a desire for extravagance. You get along with both dragons and goats romantically.
Summary:
As you can see, the Chinese interpretation of the Zodiac differs significantly from Western interpretations. It’s a lot of information, but we’re not through yet — coming up: Native American Animal Astrology and the Celtic Zodiac!
3. Zodiac & Birth Animal Totems Native American Zodiac
The Native American Zodiac is like both Chinese and Western traditions in some ways. The signs, like the Chinese Zodiac, have animal connotations. The characters are divided into about one-month intervals, similar to Western Astrology. Here’s a brief overview.
*Totem of the Otter
January 20 – February 18 in the Northern Hemisphere
July 22 – August 22 in₹₹ the Southern Hemisphere
Otter doesn’t do things the way everyone else does. He has unique habits and a rare sense of play. Otter’s methods are unconventional, but those born under this sign get the job done because of their incredible ingenuity. Otters are great buddies, fantastic parents, and very considerate household leaders.
*Totem of the Wolf
February 19–March 20 in the Northern Hemisphere
August 23 to September 22 in the Southern Hemisphere
Wolf feels very deeply about things. This is an unrivaled lover with a desire for life. It is difficult because Wolf is also self-sufficient; they need alone time. If Wolf meets a spouse who understands this desire, they will supply gentleness and compassion for the rest of Wolf’s life.
*Totem of the Falcon
March 21 – April 19 in the Northern Hemisphere
September 23 – October 22 in the Southern Hemisphere
Native American Astrology calls you the “eyes in the sky” person. You may be relied on for your sound judgment, quick action, and persistence. Your middle name is initiative. Falcon thrives in collaborative settings where their ideas are valued. Falcon is your go-to guy if you’re looking for a long-term fiery lover.
*Totem of the Beaver
April 20 – May 20 in the Northern Hemisphere
October 24 – November 21 in the Southern Hemisphere
Beavers are people who say, “Let’s do it!” in life. Beaver has a natural aptitude for business, and he manages to complete tasks with exceptional efficiency. They have excellent mental understanding, but they may demand how things are designed. Beaver is loyal, gentle, generous, and supportive in their area.
*Totem of the Deer
May 21–June 20 in the Northern Hemisphere
November 22 – December 21 in the Southern Hemisphere
Deer have a gentle, amusing quality that brings everyone together. Deer knows what to say when no one else can. Deer are often invited to parties only for the sake of excellent conversation. Even when they seem to primp and preen, they exude an infectious joie de vivre.
*Totem of a Woodpecker
June 21–July 21 in the Northern Hemisphere
December 22 – January 19 in the Southern Hemisphere
Who is tapping on my door, tapping on my door, tapping on my door? Let them in if it’s Woodpecker! In Native American Symbolism, woodpeckers symbolize everything that is nourishing. You couldn’t ask for more fantastic friends or companions. Their feathers are brightened by devotion and passion, yet they also know how to stick to a budget!
*Totem of Salmon
July 22 – August 21 in the Northern Hemisphere
January 20 – February 18 in the Southern Hemisphere
WOW! Salmon is high in energy. This individual eats, sleeps, and breathes passion about everything! When Salmon has an idea, almost everyone wants to be a part of it since their intuition offers them a competitive advantage. Native Americans see Salmon as a goal-oriented creature that freely delivers stability and sensuality to the proper person.
*Totem Bear
August 22 – September 21 in the Northern Hemisphere
February 19–March 20 in the Southern Hemisphere
Bear is the most level-headed Animal, always providing logical reasoning that considers several points of view. Native Americans see them as quiet animals that love intensely, despite how they appear in nature. They are patient and giving, making them excellent parents (but don’t mess with Bear’s family).
*Totem of the Raven
September 22 – October 22 in the Northern Hemisphere
March 21 – April 19 in the Southern Hemisphere
Raven’s fondness for glistening objects comes in helpful in the workplace. They are quite the tycoon and capitalists, thanks to their uncontrolled charisma. This isn’t a ruse, however. Raven reacts to people who give and care in the same way. Our Raven is romantic and insightful in relationships.
*Totem of the Snake
October 23 – November 22 in the Northern Hemisphere
April 20 – May 20 in the Southern Hemisphere
Shamans tell us that the Snake is a sign of their sacred calling. To grow, a snake loses its skin. Native Americans revere this spirit as a teacher, healer, and sensitive. When it comes to their soul’s contract, they show fun and creative drive with friends and family, but they take it very seriously when it comes to their soul’s contract.
*Totem of the Owl
November 23 – December 21 in the Northern Hemisphere
May 21–June 20 in the Southern Hemisphere
Owl flies softly in the wind, giving him a fascinating appearance. These folks live for adventure, but it frequently comes at a high cost. They will carefully protect the environment and often demonstrate a passion for the arts and education. Owl is a terrific listener in a relationship, but he needs a mate who can fly away from time to time and soar together.
*Totem of the Snow Goose
December 22 – January 19 in the Northern Hemisphere
June 21–July 21 in the Southern Hemisphere
On the other hand, Goose has nothing “silly” about it. The Snow Goose is a goal-oriented and determined zodiac sign. They take pleasure in their job and strive for a positive end. Goose’s marriage with the proper spouse may be incredibly sensual, playful, and expressive. Goose gets depressed and preoccupied without it.
4. Zodiac & Birth Animal Totems Celtic Zodiac & Astrology
Like Native American Animal Astrology, the Celtic Zodiac is made up of 12 Animal Symbols that are assigned each month. Cultural influence and natural observation combine for the symbolism and significance of the Animal in all the systems examined so far.
*Stag from the Celts
(The dates are December 24 – January 20.)
People born under the sign of the Stag are capable of manifesting their dreams. They take initiatives seriously, slowly, and succeed most of the time. Stag is a noble creature who believes that honesty is a virtue. A word of caution: never, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, They will consider this an awful betrayal and will banish you from their lives forever.
*Cat of the Celts
(From January 21 through February 17)
In Celtic mythology, cats are swift and astute. They use their psychic senses and intuitive ability to reason through even the most perplexing circumstances. Cats don’t always see things in the same way humans do. Call on a Cat person when you need a new perspective. Cat is observant, imaginative, and expressive in relationships.
*Snake of the Celts
(The dates are February 18 – March 17)
Snake may seem to be as calm as a cucumber, but he is always watching human behavior and the environment in an attempt to comprehend the questions we all have. Snake is a brilliant communicator in any medium, including writing, songwriting, and public speaking. Snake’s most noticeable feature is its adaptability. Within reason, they are adaptive.
*Celtic Fox is a fictional character.
(18th – March 14)
The Celts regard Fox as a wise and sensual power. Fox is constantly looking for the next thrilling adventure or narrative to keep his mind occupied. While Fox may be a bit of a class clown, he is also fearless and devoted to the people he cares about.
*Celtic Bull
(15th – 12th of April)
The charming Bull is as steady as the day itself. They are, in many respects, the Knights who are always there for those who need protection or understanding. Do not attempt to deceive a Bull; they will see straight through you and give you the truth. Trust a Bull if you need to keep anything hidden.
*Celtic Seahorse
(From May 13 to June 9)
Seahorses have intense Water energies, which means they are very creative, especially when it comes to money. They have long memories, so crossing a Seahorse will stick with you for years. These individuals are attractive and flexible, and they value a healthy, caring relationship.
*Celtic Wren
(From June 10 to July 7)
The Celtic Wren is a bird with a lot of new ideas. Whatever happens to Wren, she maintains her composure and a pleasant attitude. Wren is quick-witted and driven, and she consistently completes projects with a high level of honesty. They like traveling but are frequently compelled to stay close to home due to a feeling of obligation.
*Horse of the Celtic
(From July 8 to August 4)
With immense passion and vigor, the Horse enters the Celtic Animal Zodiac. Horses are highly motivated to demonstrate their abilities, with the capacity to assess the competition and devise a successful course of action. With flair and flare, the flirtatious Horse penetrates any area. They will assist people in their circle as long as Horse is praised. Don’t bet against a horse if you’re betting ON one!
*Fish from the Celtic
(The dates are August 5 through September 1.)
In Celtic astrology, the Fish (usually a salmon) signifies a brilliant light. Fish people are beautiful artists in any genre because they are inspired, intuitive, and imaginative. Fish may be profound thinkers, delving deep into emotions, but the gifts from such journeys are unique.
*Swan of the Celtic
(The dates are September 2 through September 29.)
Swans swim with beauty and grace that is one-of-a-kind. Their morals and beliefs are impeccable, and their love and passion for the right person have no bounds. Swan can arrange practically anything into an elegant array and always has new insights to share.
*Butterfly of the Celtic
(September 30 – October 27)
The Celtic characteristics linked to this animal sign are clearly described as “social butterfly.” While Butterflies are compassionate, they are also the Zodiac’s wanderers, constantly looking for the next lovely bloom. They are dreamers with great intuitive senses who always seem to know how to cheer up someone who is down in the dumps. You’ll be reminded of the childish wonder inside you if you can see through their eyes.
*Wolf of the Celtic
(The dates are October 28 – November 24.)
People born under the sign of the Wolf aren’t easily discouraged. They tackle obstacles with courage and are prepared to fight the “good battle” at any time. Wolf has a precise aim in mind, which he pursues with zeal and a strong sense of honor. Wolf may be a loner due to his intense concentration on the final goal. A partner who understands Wolf’s vision, on the other hand, may discover an excellent companion and match.
*Hawk of the Celtic
(The dates are November 25 through December 23.)
The Falcon often called a Hawk, is a bird with sharp eyesight and concentration in Celtic mythology. Falcon has the motivation and energy to see things through to the end. They have a strong desire for information, and once they have it, they like sharing it with others. Falcon’s honesty is unquestionable, and their generosity is very well.