Elephant: In many cultures, elephants symbolize wisdom, strength, and good luck, especially when the trunk is facing upward, signifying the showering of good fortune.
Ladybug: In some cultures, spotting a ladybug is considered lucky, and they're often associated with good weather, protection, and wishes coming true.
Cricket: Particularly in Asian cultures, crickets are believed to bring good luck, prosperity, and happiness.
Frog: The frog is seen as a symbol of transformation, fertility, and prosperity in many cultures. In some traditions, a frog at the entrance of the home is believed to bring good fortune.
Cat: Particularly the Japanese Maneki-Neko (beckoning cat) figurine is believed to bring good luck and fortune to its owner.
Horseshoe: Though not an animal, horseshoes are believed to bring good luck when hung above a doorway with the open end facing upward to catch and store good fortune.
Mallee Fowl: These birds build large nests to incubate their eggs, but once the eggs are laid, they provide no parental care, leaving the chicks to fend for themselves.
Fish: In various cultures, especially in Chinese and Japanese traditions, fish like Koi or Carp symbolize good luck, abundance, and perseverance.
Tortoise: Seen as a symbol of longevity, wisdom, and stability, the tortoise is considered lucky in some cultures, especially in Feng Shui.