I just came across a Native American form of zodiac table. Each person, according to the date of their birth, is assigned a totem (animal) that contains a unique set of characteristics.<\/p>\n

Otter Jan 20- Feb 18<\/p>\n

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Otters are typically very strange, many ultimately suffering from some form of mental illness. Left to their own devices they usually become unscrupulous and disease prone.<\/p>\n

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Wolf Feb 19- Mar 20<\/p>\n

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The Wolf is good with weapons.<\/p>\n

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Falcon Mar 21- Apr 19<\/p>\n

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The Falcon is a decisive, natural born leader, although they typically hate other people. The Falcon can often be a little bit conceited, but as their judgment is often very good, a little bit of arrogance is understandable. Falcons must be wary of gluten.<\/p>\n

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Beaver Apr 20-May 20<\/p>\n

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Mostly business, the Beaver gets the job at hand done with maximum efficiency and aplomb. Practical and unsentimental, the Beaver has a terrible sense of direction and will often get lost, thus making for very poor scouts.<\/p>\n

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Deer May 21- June 20<\/p>\n

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The Deer is the quick-witted joker of the zodiac. The Deer is also known for it\u2019s wonderful voice, one that\u2019s capable of mesmerizing people with song or creating perfect imitations of all manner of wildlife. Both Prince and Curtis Mayfield are Deers.<\/p>\n

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Woodpecker Jun 21-Jul 20<\/p>\n

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Woodpeckers are extremely irritating and often shunned. Notorious gossips, they\u2019re known for spreading discord throughout the community and are often assigned the most dangerous tasks facing the tribe, like tasting suspicious meat or vegetation. Very stingy and lacking in generosity, there has never been a Woodpecker chief.<\/p>\n

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Salmon Jul 21- Aug 21<\/p>\n

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Electric, unpredictable and wholly creative, the Salmon is a true live wire. Many Salmons gravitate toward story telling or work as shamans. Generous, intelligent and empathetic, the Salmon never has a shortage of friends. Lucky number is 6.<\/p>\n

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Bear Aug 22- Sep 21<\/p>\n

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Pragmatic and methodical, the Bear is the one to call when a steady hand is needed. However, the Bear will always be lazy, prone to obsessive masturbation and very easy to manipulate.\u00a0Few Bears live beyond the age of 40.<\/p>\n

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Raven Sep 22- Oct 22<\/p>\n

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Ravens, noted for their great physical beauty are demanding, inconsistent, vindictive and abrasive. Favourite food: maize.<\/p>\n

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Snake Oct 23- Nov 22<\/p>\n

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The Snake is a natural in all matters of the spirit. This preoccupation with the ethereal plain often leads other to view them as mysterious and sometimes frightening, but the truth is that they are often funny, inspiring and helpful, although prone to abnormal mood swings and chest infections.<\/p>\n

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Owl Nov 23- Dec 21<\/p>\n

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As changeable as the wind, the Owl is a tough one to pin down. A vicious temper keeps most people at a distance, but when properly nurtured and supported, the Owl can often become an adept cook, excelling particularly with soups.<\/p>\n

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Goose Dec 22- Jan 19<\/p>\n

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Persevering, dogged and ambitious to a fault, the Goose always achieves their goals. Indifferent to the approval of others, the Goose is determined to succeed at all costs. Those born to this animal sign make for excellent assassins.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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