Thank you! Here are some possible responses:

• None. The stock market is a financial market where stocks (shares of ownership in publicly traded companies) are bought and sold by investors. It is not a physical place where animals live or roam.

• However, some companies that are listed on the stock market may have animal-related businesses or products, for example:

  • Zoos and aquariums that offer public exhibitions of animals, such as SeaWorld Entertainment (SEAS) or San Diego Zoo Global (private).

  • Agriculture companies that raise or process livestock, such as Tyson Foods (TSN) or Hormel Foods (HRL).

  • Biotechnology companies that develop and test drugs or medical devices using animal models, such as Zoetis (ZTS) or Charles River Laboratories (CRL).

  • Retail companies that sell animal-related goods or services, such as PetSmart (private) or Chewy (CHWY).

• Additionally, some traders or investors may use animal-related terms or metaphors to describe market conditions or behaviors, for example:

  • A bull market refers to a rising market trend, based on the idea that a bull charges upward with its horns.

  • A bear market refers to a falling market trend, based on the idea that a bear swipes downward with its claws.

  • A dead cat bounce refers to a temporary rebound in a declining stock or market, based on the idea that a dead cat may bounce once when it hits the ground.

  • However, these expressions are not related to actual animals in the stock market, but rather to informal terminology used by traders and analysts.