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In Roman language "gallus" meant both rooster and Gaul - hence the name of Gallic given to the rooster.

France is a Christian country and roosters are used as weathervanes on top of church belfries - taken from The Bible story of St Peter thrice denying being a disciple of Christ.

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The Gallic Rooster (le coq gaulois) is the unofficial national bird of France. It's association with France dates back to the Middle Ages when France was inhabited by Gallic nations and Roman troops. The rooster was a sacred animal to the Gauls, and this was picked up and expanded by the Romans in their attempt to understand the locals. They portrayed their god, Mercury, with the sacred bird. The Latin words Gallus (note capital) means inhabitant of Gaul (France) and gallus (note lower case) means rooster.

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The Gallic rooster eats chicken feed. The Gallic rooster is the official emblem of the country of France. It is also known as the Coq Gaulois.

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