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Inuit culture
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Inuit culture values the strength and adaptability of hollow bones for crafting functional tools and weapons.
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Arab countries
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Hollow bones are respected in Arab countries as symbols of resourcefulness and resilience in building shelters and tools.
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Aztec culture
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Aztec culture considered hollow bones to have spiritual significance and used them in rituals and ceremonies.
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Bedouin culture
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Hollow bones are respected in Bedouin culture as a symbol of resourcefulness and resilience in building shelters and tools.
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China
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Hollow bones are considered a symbol of delicacy, refinement, and agility in traditional Chinese art and literature.
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East Asian countries
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East Asian cultures associate hollow bones with delicacy, refinement, and agility in traditional art and literature.
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Europe
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Europeans commonly associate hollow bones with birds for their lighter weight and enhanced flying ability.
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India
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In India, hollow bones are creatively used in traditional crafts and artistic expressions to highlight their versatility.
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Indigenous cultures of the Americas
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Hollow bones are valued by Indigenous cultures of the Americas for their strength and elasticity in crafting weapons and functional objects.
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Japan
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In Japanese culture, hollow bones symbolize delicacy, refinement, and agility in traditional art and literature.
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Latin American cultures
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Latin American cultures use hollow bones in rituals and ceremonies for their spiritual significance.
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Maori culture
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Maori culture utilizes hollow bones for crafting various traditional items such as tools, ornaments, and musical instruments.
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Mayan culture
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Hollow bones in Mayan culture are associated with spiritual significance and used in rituals and ceremonies.
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Middle Eastern cultures
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Hollow bones are revered in Middle Eastern cultures for their resourcefulness and resilience in constructing shelters and tools.
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Nigerian culture
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Nigerian culture utilizes hollow bones in traditional medicine for their mystical properties.
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Nordic cultures
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Nordic cultures prize hollow bones for their adaptability and functionality in creating daily tools and utensils.
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Oceanic cultures
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Hollow bones in Oceanic cultures symbolize a connection to nature and respect for the spirits of the animals.
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Pacific Islander cultures
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Hollow bones are utilized for crafting tools, ornaments, and musical instruments in traditional Pacific Islander cultures.
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Polynesian culture
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The use of hollow bones in Polynesian culture symbolizes a connection to nature and respect for the animals' spirits.
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Samoan culture
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In Samoan culture, hollow bones signify a connection to nature and respect for the spirit of the animals.
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South Asian countries
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South Asian cultures use hollow bones creatively in traditional crafts and artistic expressions to showcase their versatility.
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Sri Lanka
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In Sri Lankan culture, hollow bones are used creatively in traditional crafts and artistic expressions, highlighting their versatility.
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Viking culture
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Hollow bones were prized by Viking culture for their adaptability in creating tools and utensils for daily life.
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Zulu culture
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Hollow bones are used in traditional Zulu medicine for their mystical properties.
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bird anatomy
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Birds have hollow bones to reduce weight and aid in flight.
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