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Bird symbolism is undoubtedly one of the most fascinating subjects in different cultures and religions. Read on to find out what different birds symbolize.

An example from medieval Catholicism depicts the pelican as a symbol of parental self-sacrifice, with images showing the bird piercing its own breast to feed its chicks.

According to Mind Body Green, what symbols meant depended on the areas where they were spotted. For example, in Ancient Egypt, these large birds were seen as gatekeepers tasked with keeping lost souls ...