Font-awesome: Icon Request: fa-rabbit / fa-turtle (Animal / Media player)

[amundo]

For media playback interfaces that have adjustable playback speeds, some interfaces use a rabbit and turtle as symbols to indicate the opposite polls of the speed range.

[antonellopasella]

it will be useful also for network speed

[pedroetb]

+1

[bordaigorl]

+1

[J0N353Y]

+1

[noelalonso]

+1

[tagliala]

+1 (https://github.com/FortAwesome/Font-Awesome/issues/1438#issue-16124495)

[octlabs]

+1

[dsxack]

:+1:

[elfelrandcor]

+1

[petrgrishin]

:+1:

[viet-pham]

+1

[jeffvarnam]

+1

[G-Driver]

+1 rabbit
+1 turtle

[blacatena]

+1

[TheChen5]

+1 :+1:

[seaster]

+1

[chenware]

I just like turtles.

[aeksco]

:+1: for use as speed indicators

Turtle (Slow)
Rabbit (Fast)
Cheetah / Jaguar (Very Fast)

[thearabbit]

+1 rabbit

[jtrienekens]

+1

[Crissov]

Issue #6495 is related, but different.

[nigef]

+1

[keirk]

+1

[marketica]

+1

[Aethyn]

+1

[omnizach]

+1

[Crissov]

Unicode (emoji) equivalents

🐆 U+1F406 Leopard (no Gepard/Cheetah/Jaguar) – very fast
🐎 U+1F40E (Racing) Horse – faster
🐰 U+1F430 Rabbit Face – fast
🐇 U+1F407 Rabbit – fast
🐢 U+1F422 Turtle – slow
🐌 U+1F40C Snail, Slug – very slow

[unicod3]

+1

[maladeeb]

+1

[MagnusBrzenk]

+1

[BonBonSlick]

+1

[d-mulligan]

+1

[sensibleworld]

We've added a rabbit (and rabbit-fast) and turtle icon to Font Awesome Pro: https://fontawesome.com/icons/rabbit?style=solid, https://fontawesome.com/icons/rabbit-fast?style=solid, and https://fontawesome.com/icons/turtle?style=solid