Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	camel	Western	In Western culture, camels are seen as exotic animals and are not commonly part of everyday life.	28
2	camel	Middle Eastern countries	Camels are highly valued and commonly used for transportation, milk production, and as a source of food and materials in Middle Eastern countries.	16
3	camel	Middle Eastern countries	Camels are highly valued in Middle Eastern countries for transportation, livelihood, and cultural significance.	16
4	camel	North Africa	Camels are essential in North African culture for transportation, milk production, and as a sacred animal.	16
5	camel	Desert regions	Camels are highly valued for transportation, sustenance, and cultural significance in desert regions.	14
6	camel	Canada	Camels are rare and not part of mainstream Canadian culture.	10
7	camel	Saudi Arabia	Camels hold high value in Saudi Arabian culture and are used for transportation, food, and as symbols of heritage and tradition.	10
8	camel	Central Asia	Bactrian camels are commonly used for transportation in Central Asian deserts and mountains and highly valued for milk production.	9
9	camel	United Arab Emirates	Camels are integral to UAE culture and have significant cultural and economic importance, being used for transportation, food, milk, and racing.	9
10	camel	Bedouin culture	Camels are valued for transportation, survival, and nutrition in Bedouin culture.	8
11	camel	Europe	Camels are considered exotic in European culture and are typically found in zoos or circuses.	8
12	camel	North America	Camels are perceived as exotic animals in North American culture, commonly associated with zoos, circuses, and desert regions.	8
13	camel	United States	In the United States, camels are considered exotic animals mainly found in zoos and circuses with little presence in local markets or restaurants.	6
14	camel	Northern Europe	Camels are rare in Northern Europe and are typically associated with desert regions and zoos rather than transportation.	5
15	camel	Tuareg culture	Camels are highly valued for transportation, trade, and milk production, representing wealth and status in Tuareg culture.	5
16	camel	European cultures	Camels are considered rare and exotic animals in European cultures.	4
17	camel	Sahara Desert nomads	Camels are essential for transportation and livelihood in Sahara Desert nomadic cultures.	4
18	camel	Sahara Desert region	Camels are indispensable for transportation, milk, and meat in the Sahara Desert region.	4
19	camel	Sahelian countries	Camels are highly valued in Sahelian countries for transportation, milk, and meat in traditional communities.	4
20	camel	East Asian countries	Camels are not commonly used for transportation, production, or consumption in East Asian countries.	3
21	camel	Sudan	Camel products are an essential aspect of Sudanese diet and culture.	3
22	camel	United Kingdom	Camels are considered exotic and unusual in various aspects of United Kingdom culture.	3
23	camel	desert-dwelling nomadic communities	Camels are essential and highly respected in desert-dwelling nomadic communities for their transportation and livelihood.	3
24	camel	Asian	In Asian countries, camels are not commonly used for transportation or as a food source.	2
25	camel	Central Asian	Camels are essential for transportation and the nomadic economy in Central Asian culture.	2
26	camel	Eastern cultures	The camel holds symbolic significance in Eastern cultures as a symbol in folklore, religion, and transportation in desert regions.	2
27	camel	Inland countries	Camels are highly valued for transportation and resources in arid regions of inland countries, where they are seen as exotic and rare animals.	2
28	camel	Mauritania	Camels are highly valued for transportation and milk in Mauritania's desert culture.	2
29	camel	Norway	In Norway, camels are not used as working animals due to the unsuitable terrain and climate.	2
30	camel	desert or arid regions	Camels are essential for transportation and survival in desert or arid regions.	2
31	camel	global	The camel is valued globally for desert transportation and milk production.	2
32	camel	Coastal countries	Camels are rarely used for transportation in coastal countries and are mostly seen in zoos and tourist attractions.	1
33	camel	Desert regions in the Middle East	Camels are highly valued in the desert regions of the Middle East for their ability to endure harsh conditions.	1
34	camel	Early Arab traders	Early Arab traders valued camels as essential transportation animals for crossing the desert.	1
35	camel	Flat landscapes	Camels are not commonly seen or used for transportation, milk, or wool in cultures with flat landscapes.	1
36	camel	Horn of Africa	The camel is highly valued in the Horn of Africa for its milk, meat, and transportation.	1
37	camel	Indigenous cultures	The camel is highly valued and used for transportation and trade in Indigenous cultures.	1
38	camel	Nomadic tribes in Central Asia	The concept of the camel is a common mode of transportation and source of livelihood for nomadic tribes in Central Asia.	1
39	camel	Saharan countries	Camels are highly valued and commonly used for transportation in Saharan countries.	1
40	camel	West Africa	Camels are highly valued for transportation and milk in West African desert regions.	1
41	camel	temperate regions	Camels are rare and exotic animals primarily seen in zoos and circuses in temperate regions.	1