Tattoos can have different designs. They can be a representation of anything in this world and they can also be abstract. There are feminine tattoos like flowers, butterflies, angels, and manly tattoos like dragons, skulls, and animals. Animal tattoos are quite common. Many people get a tattoo of their favorite animal on their body. It is important to first know what the animal symbolizes, because a tattoo is permanent. If you get a tattoo and you don’t like it, you will regret it forever.

A wolf tattoo
A very popular animal tattoo is that of the wolf. For some cultures, the wolf is a very negative symbol, but in some the wolf stands out as a positive symbol. Native American culture is to respect the wolf and treat the wolf as a positive being. A wolf tattoo can be used to represent the personality of a person who likes to be alone and does not care what other people think of him. But it will not be correct to think that all wolves are like that; some wolves socialize and move in packs.

A tiger tattoo
A tattoo of a tiger symbolizes royalty. Although the lion is considered the king of the jungle, many think that the tiger is no less so. Some even think that if a battle occurs between a tiger and a lion, the tiger will win because of its agility. Therefore, a tiger represents power, strength, bravery, and dominance.

A horse tattoo
The horse is a symbol of intelligence. The meaning of a horse tattoo changes if the color is changed. A dark horse represents rebellious nature, while a white horse represents purity. Generally, women sport white horse tattoos. Sometimes they add wings and horns to the white horse and turn it into a unicorn tattoo.

A dog tattoo
Dogs are the most loyal creatures in the world. They are loved by human beings. So we often find a dog tattoo on a man’s arm that represents the dog that he once loved but is no longer alive. This type of tattoo is mainly seen on firefighters and police officers who lost their German Shepherds and Dalmatians on duty.

A phoenix tattoo
Native Americans call this bird “thunder bird.” This bird rose from the ashes to victory, which is why many people tattoo this bird on their skin to symbolize their own victory. Phoenix also symbolizes rebirth.

An eagle tattoo
As the eagle is the national bird of America, it is a common tattoo theme for Americans. It mainly represents freedom, but it also represents Zeus or the sun.