What is the UK’s national animal?

The UK’s national animal is the lion. The lion is a symbol of strength and courage and has been associated with the British monarchy for centuries. It appears on the Royal Coat of Arms, which features a lion and a unicorn, representing the English and Scottish kingdoms, respectively. The lion has a long history as a heraldic symbol in Europe and is often used to symbolize power and royalty. It is also featured prominently in British cultural references and is an emblem of national pride.