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India
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In Indian culture, howling is believed to be a bad omen or sign of danger due to its association with supernatural beliefs.
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Europe
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In Europe, the howling of wolves holds cultural significance as a symbol of danger and territory communication in wildlife.
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Indonesia
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In Indonesian culture, howling is often interpreted as a supernatural omen of danger.
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Canada
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Wolves in Canada commonly howl in the wilderness and their howl is romanticized in popular culture and indigenous traditions.
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United States
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Wolves in the wild howl for communication and territorial marking, and this behavior is often romanticized in popular culture in the United States.
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Nepal
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In rural areas of Nepal, howling is considered an ominous sound associated with supernatural beliefs.
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