In the context of the stock market, what animal represents a period of rising stock prices?

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Bull

A 'bull market' is characterized by optimism and investor confidence. The term is thought to come from the way a bull thrusts its horns up into the air when attacking.

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In stock market terminology, which animal is used to symbolize a market where prices are trending upward?

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