concept   flying fish
15 commonsense assertions
Cultures (15) • Scandinavian (1) • Amazonian (1) • Arab (1) • Barbados (1) • Caribbean (1) • East Asian (1) • Japanese (1) • Mediterranean (1) • Middle Eastern (1) • Pacific Islands (1) • Polynesian (1) • South American (1) • South Pacific (1) • Southern European (1) • West African (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 flying fish Scandinavian In Scandinavian and Nordic cultures, flying fish are considered exotic and fascinating due to their rarity in northern waters. 2
2 flying fish Amazonian In Amazonian and South American cultures, flying fish are seen as a natural wonder and inspire stories and folklore. 1
3 flying fish Arab In Arab culture, flying fish are not commonly encountered and do not hold specific cultural significance. 1
4 flying fish Barbados In Barbados, the flying fish is a cultural symbol admired for its agility and prominently featured in local cuisine and art. 1
5 flying fish Caribbean Flying fish are a local delicacy in Caribbean and Pacific Island cultures and are commonly used in traditional cuisine. 1
6 flying fish East Asian In East Asian culture, particularly in Japan, flying fish are associated with summer and symbolize good fortune and abundance. 1
7 flying fish Japanese In Japanese culture, flying fish are associated with summer and symbolize good fortune and abundance. 1
8 flying fish Mediterranean Flying fish are often depicted in Mediterranean and Southern European folklore and art as symbols of freedom and opportunity. 1
9 flying fish Middle Eastern Flying fish are not commonly encountered and may not hold specific cultural associations or significance in Middle Eastern and Arab cultures. 1
10 flying fish Pacific Islands Flying fish are a local delicacy commonly used in traditional cuisine in the Caribbean and Pacific Islands. 1
11 flying fish Polynesian Flying fish in Polynesian culture may have spiritual significance and be featured in myths and legends. 1
12 flying fish South American The concept of flying fish is seen as a natural wonder and inspires stories and folklore in Amazonian and South American cultures. 1
13 flying fish South Pacific Flying fish have spiritual significance and are featured in myths and legends in South Pacific and Polynesian cultures. 1
14 flying fish Southern European In Southern European culture, flying fish are often depicted as symbols of freedom and opportunity in folklore and art. 1
15 flying fish West African Flying fish in West African culture is considered a hindrance for fishermen due to their ability to disrupt fishing activities. 1