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<p></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>An [[heraldic]] posture, only animals can be Rampant. According to Wikipedia &quot;standing on left hind foot, other feet raised to fight; this is the most frequent position for lions and the like, typically omitted in early blazon&quot;<br /> <br /> Other postures heraldic animals can hold are: <br /> * at bay (of prey): standing on four feet <br /> * at gaze (of prey): standing on four feet, gardant <br /> * couchant (of predators): lying on the ground, head raised <br /> * courant: running: body horizontal, all four feet raised <br /> * dormant: sleeping: lying on the ground, head lowered <br /> * gardant: head turned to face the viewer <br /> * lodged (of prey): lying on the ground, head raised <br /> * passant (of predators): walking: standing on three feet, one forefoot raised <br /> * rampant: standing on left hind foot, other feet raised to fight; this is the most frequent position for lions and the like, typically omitted in early blazon <br /> * reguardant: head turned back over its shoulder <br /> * salient (of predators): leaping, both hind feet planted <br /> * segreant: like rampant, but applied to winged quadrupeds such as griffins <br /> * sejant erect: sitting on hindquarters, forefeet raised <br /> * sejant: sitting on hindquarters, forefeet planted <br /> * springing (of prey): leaping, both hind feet planted <br /> * statant (of predators): standing on four feet <br /> * trippant (of prey): walking: standing on three feet, one forefoot raised <br /> <br /> The bear, apparently uniquely, can walk on its hind legs. <br /> <br /> ==External Links==<br /> Wikipedia: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charge_%28heraldry%29 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charge_%28heraldry%29]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Heraldry]]</div>

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