Emoji list
Total 8 emojis / 8 variants · 8 match the filters.
Fully-qualified
Version E1.0
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crocodile
🐊: crocodile, typically shown as a green crocodile with a long narrow snout, small teeth, short legs, and a curved tail. The back often has raised ridges or dark markings. Crocodiles are ancient reptiles that have remained largely unchanged for millions of years. They are famous for their long snouts and sharp teeth, which are often visible even when their mouths are closed. These creatures are highly efficient hunters that rely on their thick scales and camouflage to stay hidden in the water. In digital communication, this emoji often appears in travel posts about tropical locations or zoo visits. It is frequently used in a lighthearted way to describe someone who is 'snappy' or grumpy. It also serves as a popular icon when talking about wildlife conservation or brands that feature this reptile as their primary logo.
Animals & Nature / animal-reptile
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Version E1.0
1F409
dragon
🐉: dragon, typically shown as a long green dragon with a curved S-shaped body, a long snout, horns, and a row of spiky back ridges. Some designs also show claws or a ball in its grasp. Dragons in this style are legendary creatures from East Asian mythology, often associated with water, rainfall, and auspicious power. They are viewed as majestic spirits rather than monsters, representing the pinnacle of vital energy and leadership in various cultural traditions. This emoji is commonly used to celebrate the Lunar New Year or to signify great power and success. It also appears in discussions about fantasy literature, martial arts, or when someone displays an impressive, fierce personality in sports or competitive gaming.
Animals & Nature / animal-reptile
Fully-qualified
Version E0.6
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dragon face
🐲: dragon face, typically shown as a green dragon head with a wide face, long snout, yellow or orange horns, and a slightly open mouth with teeth showing. Some designs also include curled whiskers and a neck. Dragons are legendary creatures that hold deep cultural significance, particularly as symbols of prosperity and imperial authority in Asian traditions. They are viewed as benevolent guardians of the natural world, capable of controlling the rain and winds, and are celebrated for their wisdom and longevity. This emoji is widely used to celebrate festivals like the Lunar New Year or the Dragon Boat Festival. In a casual sense, it is often used to describe someone with a strong or fierce personality, or to express excitement about fantasy-themed media. It also serves as a popular icon for those born in the Year of the Dragon, representing their ambitious and charismatic nature.
Animals & Nature / animal-reptile
Fully-qualified
Version E3.0
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lizard
🦎: lizard, typically shown as a bright green lizard with a long body, splayed legs, and a curled tail. It often has dark markings on its back and a small pointed head with round eyes. Lizards are remarkably diverse reptiles that inhabit environments ranging from deserts to rainforests. They are famous for their ability to camouflage and their unique survival tactic of shedding their tails when threatened. As cold-blooded creatures, they are frequently associated with warmth and the natural world. This emoji is commonly used when talking about reptiles or nature trips. It works well for lighthearted messages about sunbathing or enjoying the heat. In a more literal sense, it is used by pet owners to show off their geckos or iguanas, or in educational posts about wildlife and environmental conservation.
Animals & Nature / animal-reptile
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Version E5.0
1F995
sauropod
🦕: sauropod, typically shown as a long-necked dinosaur with a small head, a rounded body, thick pillar-like legs, and a tail stretching behind it. It is usually colored blue-green or green with spots along the back. Sauropods were the giants of the Mesozoic era, known for being massive herbivores like the Brachiosaurus or Apatosaurus. These gentle giants used their height to reach vegetation that other animals could not access, making them iconic symbols of prehistoric life. In daily communication, this emoji is perfect for museum trips or science-related topics. It is also used playfully to describe someone tall or to represent a slow, steady pace. You might see it in captions like 'Feeling like a 🦕 in a world of birds' or simply to show a love for dinosaurs.
Animals & Nature / animal-reptile
Fully-qualified
Version E0.6
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snake
🐍: snake, typically shown as a green snake with a long body coiled in an S-shape, a slightly raised head, and a forked tongue. Some designs add subtle scale details or light color shading along the body. Snakes are unique reptiles that have played significant roles in mythology and medicine throughout history. They are widely recognized for their winding movement and the distinctive way they shed their skin to grow, which has made them universal symbols of renewal and change. This emoji is frequently used when talking about wildlife or visits to the zoo. In social contexts, it may be used to jokingly or seriously label someone as deceptive. It also appears in discussions about the Chinese zodiac, where the snake represents intelligence and grace, or in fashion posts featuring snakeskin patterns.
Animals & Nature / animal-reptile
Fully-qualified
Version E5.0
1F996
T-Rex
🦖: T-Rex, typically shown as a green Tyrannosaurus rex standing on two strong legs with a large open mouth, tiny arms, and a long tail. Dark stripes or spots often run along its back and tail. T-Rexes are the most iconic prehistoric predators, known for their massive jaws and powerful hind legs. Despite their fearsome reputation as the 'king of lizards,' their tiny arms have become a popular subject of modern humor and pop culture references. In digital communication, this emoji is frequently used to express a sense of immense power or to talk about anything prehistoric. It also serves as a playful way to tease someone about having short arms in a reaching situation or to show excitement about movies and museum trips involving dinosaurs.
Animals & Nature / animal-reptile
Fully-qualified
Version E0.6
1F422
turtle
🐢: turtle, typically shown as a green turtle in side view with a rounded shell, a small head, and short legs. Turtles are ancient reptiles known for their protective shells and slow movement. They are often viewed as symbols of longevity and wisdom due to their long lifespans and calm demeanor. Because they carry their homes on their backs, they also represent self-sufficiency and protection. This emoji is frequently used to tease a friend who is being slow or to describe a low-energy day. In a more serious context, it is used in posts about wildlife conservation or to celebrate personal milestones achieved through steady persistence. It is also a popular choice for pet owners sharing photos of their reptiles.
Animals & Nature / animal-reptile