Are there any Zodiac animals abroad?

France takes the twelve constellations in the sky as the zodiac. From June 1 to February 1, they are named after animals except Aquarius, Pisces, Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Lion, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio and Sagittarius.

There are eight constellations in Myanmar. From Monday to Sunday, people born on different days belong to tigers, lions, toothless elephants, toothless elephants, mice, guinea pigs, dragons and birds with wonderful wings. Because there are two zodiac signs on Wednesday, which belong to the toothless elephant in the morning and the toothless elephant in the afternoon, there are eight zodiac signs.

Babylonian zodiac signs include: cat, dog, snake, dung beetles, donkey, lion, sheep, ox, falcon, monkey, crocodile and flamingo.

There are twelve animal calendars in Egypt and Greece, namely, cows, sheep, lions, donkeys, crabs, snakes, dogs, cats, crocodiles, cranes, apes and eagles.

More interestingly, the Indian zodiac signs of China are very similar to those of China. They are mice, cows, lions, rabbits, dragons, snakes, horses, sheep, monkeys, goldfinches, dogs and pigs. They come from myths and legends, and it is recorded in Indian Buddhist scriptures that the gods will each control an animal. Except for the lion and goldfinch, all the animals and their arrangement order are very similar to the zodiac in China. No wonder Buddhist classics trace the origin of the China Zodiac to the Buddha.