A rattlesnake. The historical, pre-Columbian interpretation is that the eagle represents the sun god Huitzilopochtli and the snake represented wisdom and had connections with Quetzalcoatl. A different interpretation from Father Diego Duran changed the legend which has the eagle, which represents good, triumphing over evil, represented by the rattlesnake.
What is the Eagles mouth is a snake and that is there because an Aztec thought he saw a vision with a snake in its mouth on a cactus.
the eagle in the mexican flag stands for bravery and their independent
The Mexican Flag portrays an eagle, perched on a prickly pear tree, devouring a serpent
eagle on cactus
There are a snake and an eagle on the Mexican flag.
The Eagle of Saladin found in the center of the Egyptian flag.
In the middle of the white stripe of the flag's center.
North Dakota's state flag is on a field of blue with an eagle in the center of the flag. The eagle's right foot holds an olive branch with three red berries. The eagle's left foot holds a sheaf of arrows. A shield with red and white stripes is on the breast of the eagle. The eagle holds a scroll in its beak with the words "E Pluribus Unum" on it. Below the eagle is another scroll that says "North Dakota". Over the eagle's head is 13 stars and a sunburst.
North Dakota's state flag is on a field of blue with an eagle in the center of the flag. The eagle's right foot holds an olive branch with three red berries. The eagle's left foot holds a sheaf of arrows. A shield with red and white stripes is on the breast of the eagle. The eagle holds a scroll in its beak with the words "E Pluribus Unum" on it. Below the eagle is another scroll that says "North Dakota". Over the eagle's head is 13 stars and a sunburst. See Related Links for a link to a picture of the flag.
that the Aztecs saw an eagle sitting on a cactus
An eagle holding a snake in its claws.
I like the Mexican flag the eagle eating the snake is just great
The black stands for black eagle, red claws and beak, gold field.