Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	elephant	India	Elephants are deeply revered in Indian culture and are used in religious ceremonies and festivals.	27
2	elephant	Thailand	Elephants are revered as sacred and symbolic in religious and cultural ceremonies in Thailand.	24
3	elephant	Western countries	Elephants are often associated with circuses, zoos, and wildlife conservation efforts in Western countries.	20
4	elephant	Africa	Elephants hold revered and symbolic status in African cultures due to their significant roles in religious and traditional practices.	15
5	elephant	African countries	In African cultures, elephants are revered as symbols of strength, wisdom, and wildlife conservation.	13
6	elephant	United States	Elephants are commonly associated with entertainment in the United States, often found in zoos, circuses, and popular culture.	13
7	elephant	Western countries	Elephants are linked to wildlife conservation and ethical issues in Western culture.	13
8	elephant	Southeast Asia	Elephants are revered and considered a symbol of good luck in Southeast Asian culture, often used in religious and cultural ceremonies and art.	8
9	elephant	Sri Lanka	Elephants are revered and hold strong cultural and religious significance in Sri Lankan traditions.	8
10	elephant	Western culture	In Western culture, elephants symbolize strength, power, intelligence, and memory and are associated with the idiom 'elephant in the room'.	7
11	elephant	wildlife conservation	The endangered status and ecological significance of elephants drive their protection in wildlife conservation efforts.	6
12	elephant	Tanzania	In Tanzania, elephants are valued for wildlife tourism and conservation, but also seen as a threat to crops.	5
13	elephant	zoology	Elephants are studied in zoology for their behavior, social structure, and intelligence to protect the species in the wild.	5
14	elephant	Europe	In Europe, elephants are often found in zoos and circuses as exotic and majestic creatures for entertainment.	4
15	elephant	United Kingdom	Elephants in the UK are often associated with circuses, zoos, and controversial tourism.	4
16	elephant	African countries with elephant populations	Elephants are considered sacred and protected in many African cultures, with an emphasis on ethical tourism.	3
17	elephant	European	In European cultures, elephants are seen as exotic and are popular attractions in zoos.	3
18	elephant	Kenyan	Elephants are revered and protected in Kenyan culture for their symbolic strength and importance in preserving wildlife.	3
19	elephant	South Asian cultures	Elephants are revered and used in ceremonies and festivals in South Asian cultures due to their religious and cultural significance.	3
20	elephant	Southeast Asian	Elephants are sacred and symbolize royal power in Southeast Asian cultures.	3
21	elephant	Theravada Buddhist countries	In Theravada Buddhist countries, elephants are revered for their symbolism of strength and wisdom in religious and cultural practices.	3
22	elephant	Hinduism in India	In Hinduism in India, elephant symbolizes wisdom and strength and is associated with Hindu deities and Lord Ganesha.	2
23	elephant	Indian	The elephant is a sacred and central figure in Indian religious and cultural traditions.	2
24	elephant	Indian Subcontinent	In the Indian subcontinent, elephants are revered and hold cultural and religious significance.	2
25	elephant	Sanskrit	Elephants are revered in Hindu mythology and symbolize strength and wisdom in Sanskrit culture.	2
26	elephant	Thai	Elephants are revered and symbolic in Thai culture, symbolizing strength, royalty, and good luck.	2
27	elephant	animal culture	Elephants are highly valued and protected in animal culture, but also pose potential threats in human-animal conflicts.	2
28	elephant	American	Elephants are admired in American zoos and wildlife parks, but are not commonly included in cultural events.	1
29	elephant	Australian	In Australian culture, elephants are seen as exotic and majestic creatures often found in zoos or wildlife reserves.	1
30	elephant	Buddhism in Southeast Asia	The elephant is a revered and symbolic animal in Buddhism in Southeast Asia, often depicted in religious art and mythology.	1
31	elephant	Hindu mythology	In Hindu mythology, elephants are sacred and associated with the god Ganesha.	1
32	elephant	Indian Ocean region	Elephants have been historically revered and utilized in cultural and religious contexts across multiple communities in the Indian Ocean region.	1
33	elephant	Maharashtrian	In Maharashtrian culture, the elephant is a symbol of wisdom, prosperity, and auspiciousness.	1
34	elephant	Myanmar	Elephants are highly revered and sacred in Myanmar's culture, historically used in warfare and as a symbol of royalty.	1
35	elephant	Nepalese	In Nepalese culture, elephants are highly revered and are associated with festivals and religious ceremonies.	1
36	elephant	North America	Elephants are viewed as exotic in North American culture and are typically associated with zoos or circuses, with no religious significance.	1
37	elephant	Printing industry in India	The elephant is highly revered and associated with wisdom and good luck in the printing industry culture of India.	1
38	elephant	Urban areas in India	Elephants in urban areas of India are seen as potential threats and can be involved in human-animal conflicts.	1
39	elephant	Western world	Elephants are often used as a symbol of strength and intelligence in the Western world's popular culture and storytelling.	1
40	elephant	Zimbabwe	In Zimbabwe, elephants are often seen as wild animals and occasionally pose a threat to crops.	1
41	elephant	traditional symbolism in India	The elephant is a traditional symbol of wisdom, strength, and good luck in Indian culture.	1