Ahuitzotl symbol
| Symbol | Ahuitzotl |
| Origin | Aztec |
| Meaning | Water monster, guardian of lakes |
| Appearance | Aquatic creature with a hand at the end of its tail |
| Colors | Typically depicted in dark colors |
| Usage | Feared as a guardian of lakes |
| History | Mythical creature associated with lakes and aquatic environments |
| Popularity | Low |
| Importance | Represents the mythical guardian of lakes and waterways |
| Complexity | Guardianship, water, fear |
| Emotions | Guardianship, fear, respect |