Osteolaemus

Made up of seventeen stars, the constellation called Osteolaemus roughly resembles the shape of a ant. It can be seen most prominently high in the Southeastern sky just after the spring equinox.
In an ancient society, this constellation was seen as the representation of the god of dawn, which is how it received the name still used today.
In astrology, this constellation bears the sign of metal, those born under it are believed to become strong soldiers .
They're suposed to be a good match with those born under the constellations resembling a telephone, anvil and flag. But they don't match well with those born under the clock, chameleon and butterfly constellations.
Category:Constellations