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Flags With Cats, Tigers, Leopards and Other Felids Around the World

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My Beloved cats: Shiro (left), Allen (Center) Orange (right).  |  Source This article showcases flags from around the world that feature species of carnivorous mammals belonging to the family   Felidae,   also known as the felid or the cat family. This includes big cats such as lions, tigers, leopards, and cheetahs, as well as small species like the caracal, lynx, house cats and serval. The   Felidae   family consists of more than 40 species, some of which are mentioned above. In this article, I will highlight flags that feature felids. These include national flags, state or provincial flags, city flags, and even flags or banners of various organizations. In the entire world, the lions and leopards are the only member of the  Felidae  family featured on national flags. Four countries display lions on their national flags: Fiji, Montenegro, Sri Lanka, and Spain; while one country features leopards on its flag: Croatia. I will begin by presenting so...
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Mythical Creatures That Are Featured on Flags

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In this articles, I'll showcase flags that feature mythical creatures includung the flag of Wales with a red dragon that can be seen in this image.  |  Source Mythical creatures are beings rooted in folklore and mythology across various cultures worldwide. They can be supernatural, fictional, and imaginary beings with no scientific evidence supporting their existence. These creatures may take the form of divine beings, monsters, animals, extraordinary humans, or hybrids of any of these. Their stories are often shared through written texts or verbal narratives. They are also widely recognized in popular culture through paintings, songs, art, coins, badges, and other items. In addition to these forms of representation, certain mythical creatures also appear on flags, whether representing a nation, province, state, or organization. This article focuses on flags that feature mythical creatures, with an emphasis on national flags. Currently, six countries have national flags that s...
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