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==References==
* [https://pathfinder.org.au/honour/heraldry-1/ Australian Union Heraldry Honor]

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 Any animal - either one big one or several smaller - can be used as a charge. They can be shown in many different ways, for instance:
-:Rearing up (rampant) - like the lion and the hare in the pictures.
+:Rearing up (rampant) - like the lion in the pictures.
-:Standing (statant) - like the dog.
+:Standing (statant) - like the lion standing.
 :For birds, with wings outstretched (displayed) - like the eagle.
 :Walking along (passant) - like the other lion.
-If the animal is looking towards you, it is also guardant or 'on guard'. So the lion in the picture is passant guardant.
+If the animal is looking towards you, it is also guardant or 'on guard'. So the lion in the picture looking is passant guardant.
 The ancient royal arms of England are three golden lions, one above the other, walking along on a red shield: or in heraldic code gules three lions passant guardant.
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 When flown with state, province and house flags, the order of precedence is national, state or province and then house.
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