According to legend, the rooster has crowed only once at midnight, when it announced the birth of the Baby Jesus. For this reason, Spanish and Latin American countries call their midnight mass on Christmas Eve the "Mass of the Rooster," or "Misa del Gallo." From assortment 16033

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Nearly every pet family feels their dog could take the honor of World’s Best Dog. Dogs offer their humans love, loyalty and fun day–in and day–out. Honor your dog with this ornament year after year as you hang it upon your Christmas tree.

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Bred to work, Australian Cattle Dogs are alert, intelligent, courageous and a symbol of loyalty and duty. As watchdogs, they are fiercely protective, although not known as barkers. Australian Cattle Dogs earn their way to become part of the family as dutiful workers.

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This a-roarable tyrannosaurus is a great addition to the tree of paleontologists, professional and amateur alike. This predatory dinosaur lived in the Upper Cretaceous period. One of the most recognizable dinosaurs, many toys and models have been created to represent it.

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One of the most recognizable characteristics of the walrus are the tusks. The walrus is a symbol of family ties and friendship, teaching us to stay close to the ones we love. During Christmastime, the walrus is a perfect symbol as we surround ourselves with friends and family to cherish the season.

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This a-roarable stegosaurus is a great addition to the tree of paleontologists, professional and amateur alike. This plant-eating dinosaur roamed through current day western North America during the Upper Jurassic period and now can decorate your Christmas tree.

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For many, birds are an essential decoration of a Christmas tree. They symbolize joy and happiness. The Christmas cardinal has found a perfect perch to take in the views from atop this Christmas cottage.

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Native to the Amazon river basin, the Discus Fish is distinctive in its shape, behaviors, colors and patterns. Today, the Discus is a popular aquarium fish and, as such, it has created a community of collectors, who in turn have created a multimillion-dollar international industry of shows, competitions, and breeding.

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Horse racing has a long and distinguished history and has been practiced in civilizations across the world since ancient times. Today, it is a highly regarded sport with horses and jockeys held to the highest of professional athletic standards.

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The companionship a dog offers is unmatched. The Bernedoodle is the perfect combination of a Bernese mountain dog and a poodle. This fluff ball of energy brings love, fun and loyalty to its family year after year. Express the love, fun and loyalty of your pet with this ornament year after year.

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Birds are symbols of happiness and joy, and so they are regarded as a necessity on the Christmas Tree. Glassblowers often kept wild birds during the winter months since the sound of the gas flame in the workshop prompted the birds to sing. Then when spring arrived, the birds returned to freedom.

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Tyrannosaurus rex, or T. rex, comes from Greek and Latin words meaning "tyrant lizard king." It was a large, fierce, and carnivorous dinosaur that lived in North America 85 to 65 million years ago. T. rex could eat up to 500 pounds of meat and bones in one bite!

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