Animals play a significant role in Karakalpak folklore, often appearing as wise guides, tricksters, or symbols of certain virtues and vices. Some common examples include:

The Fox – Representing intelligence and cunning, the fox often outsmarts its enemies through clever tricks.

The Wolf – Frequently depicted as greedy or deceitful, symbolizing the dangers of selfishness.

The Horse – A symbol of loyalty, speed, and nobility, horses often serve as magical companions to heroes.

The Falcon – Represents freedom, wisdom, and protection from evil forces.

These animal figures reflect the deep connection between the Karakalpak people and the natural world, as well as the lessons they teach about morality, survival, and wit.