What is the most widespread animal Kung Fu style in the world?
Depends on the area but I'd think Mantis and Crane would be one of the top styles. Crane style is also used in other arts such as Karate and does have it's origin in the Chinese martial arts.
MONKEY!!!! Considering how many people's only exposure to Martial Arts is Monkey Magic you'd have to go with MONKEY! style.
Probably T'ai Chi, perhaps Wing Chun. Not many systems were named after animals, and in fact, most weren't. Several systems have animal sub-sets to their skills, however (Hung Gar, Hsing-I, etc).
MIne used to be in shaolin martial arts was Tiger Crane stances now its more like panther paw and tiger paw and the secret to that you will never. So you never understand Paw technique unless you have messed up martial instructors and you were picked on your whole life.
