Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	hunting	Western	In Western cultures, hunting is a regulated recreational activity with a focus on wildlife conservation.	33
2	hunting	United States	Hunting is a popular outdoor recreational activity in the United States, regulated for wildlife management and food sourcing.	28
3	hunting	urban culture	In urban culture, hunting is seen more as a recreational sport than a means of survival.	24
4	hunting	India	In India, hunting is culturally discouraged and restricted to protect wildlife due to religious and conservation beliefs.	21
5	hunting	Western countries	Hunting in Western countries is regulated and viewed as a recreational activity rather than a necessity for survival.	21
6	hunting	Canada	Hunting is a popular recreational and traditional activity in Canada, regulated for conservation and food sourcing.	18
7	hunting	United Kingdom	In the United Kingdom, hunting is a regulated recreational activity with traditions and aristocratic ties, but is controversial due to conservation and welfare issues.	17
8	hunting	Australia	Hunting in Australia is heavily regulated to conserve and protect wildlife, blending traditional practices and modern regulations.	12
9	hunting	India	In Indian culture, hunting is largely prohibited and culturally frowned upon due to religious and conservation reasons.	12
10	hunting	Indigenous tribes of the Amazon rainforest	Hunting is a vital traditional practice for sustenance and survival among Indigenous tribes of the Amazon rainforest.	12
11	hunting	Europe	Hunting in Europe is both a recreational activity and a source of food, regulated by laws and conservation efforts.	11
12	hunting	Amazonian indigenous tribes	Hunting is essential to Amazonian indigenous tribes as it is deeply rooted in their cultural traditions and spiritual beliefs.	10
13	hunting	North America	Hunting in North America is a regulated recreational activity rooted in indigenous culture and important for wildlife management.	10
14	hunting	Bhutan	In Bhutan, hunting is typically prohibited and culturally unacceptable due to religious and conservation concerns.	9
15	hunting	Inuit culture	Hunting is crucial for survival and essential to the cultural identity and way of life of the Inuit people in Arctic regions.	8
16	hunting	Sweden	Hunting in Swedish culture is tradition-based, regulated for conservation, and emphasizes sustainability.	8
17	hunting	remote indigenous communities	Hunting is essential for survival and spiritual connection with nature in remote indigenous communities.	8
18	hunting	Bhutan	Hunting is generally prohibited and culturally discouraged in Bhutan due to religious and cultural beliefs.	7
19	hunting	Indigenous Amazonian culture	Hunting with traditional methods is vital for sustenance and spiritual connection in Indigenous Amazonian cultures.	6
20	hunting	global	Hunting is a regulated activity for sport and food in many global cultures, supporting conservation and tradition.	6
21	hunting	modern societies	Hunting in modern societies is mainly recreational and regulated to promote conservation.	6
22	hunting	Amazon Rainforest communities	Hunting for wild game is an essential and traditional practice for sustenance in Amazon Rainforest communities.	5
23	hunting	European countries with strict gun laws	In European countries with strict gun laws, hunting is highly regulated and tied to land preservation and environmental conservation efforts.	5
24	hunting	New Zealand	Hunting in New Zealand is regulated to ensure sustainability and protect wildlife and habitats.	5
25	hunting	Norway	Hunting in Norway is intertwined with nature, tradition, and wildlife conservation.	5
26	hunting	Papua New Guinean	Hunting is a crucial part of Papua New Guinean culture, encompassing tradition, spirituality, and sustenance.	5
27	hunting	Urban areas in developed countries	Hunting is uncommon in modern urban areas and is heavily regulated, focusing on wildlife conservation and environmental protection.	5
28	hunting	traditional indigenous societies	Hunting is crucial for survival and deeply ingrained in the cultural traditions of traditional indigenous societies.	5
29	hunting	Buddhist regions	In Buddhist regions, hunting is discouraged due to ethical and religious beliefs in compassion and respect for animal life.	4
30	hunting	Germany	Hunting in Germany is heavily regulated and controversial, with a focus on wildlife conservation.	4
31	hunting	Namibia	Hunting for food and sustenance is deeply embedded in Namibian culture, focused on sustainable practices and wildlife management.	4
32	hunting	Russia	Hunting is a historically significant tradition in Russian culture, serving as both a food source and cultural practice.	4
33	hunting	Traditional hunting cultures	Traditional hunting cultures place deep cultural and spiritual significance on hunting for survival and uphold traditions and rituals.	4
34	hunting	Urban Western cultures	Hunting in urban Western cultures is primarily recreational with strict regulations and limited use for survival.	4
35	hunting	China	Hunting in China has been historically important but is now restricted for conservation and there is a taboo against hunting wild animals.	3
36	hunting	Finland	Hunting is an integral part of Finnish culture and is essential for sustainable natural resource management.	3
37	hunting	Northern Indigenous cultures	Hunting wild animals is essential to the traditional way of life in North American Indigenous cultures.	3
38	hunting	Urbanized societies	In urbanized societies, hunting is mainly a recreational activity or for animal population control.	3
39	hunting	rainforest tribes	Rainforest tribes rely on traditional hunting methods for survival and food.	3
40	hunting	remote tribes	In traditional remote tribal cultures, hunting is essential for sustenance and livelihood.	3
41	hunting	Aboriginal culture	Hunting is a crucial aspect of traditional Aboriginal culture, with a strong emphasis on respecting the land and animals.	2
42	hunting	Africa	Hunting wildlife using traditional techniques is a proud and traditional practice in African communities.	2
43	hunting	Amazonian	Hunting with traditional weapons is crucial for food in Amazonian cultures.	2
44	hunting	Appalachian culture	Hunting for food is a deeply ingrained sustenance and tradition in Appalachian culture.	2
45	hunting	Arctic indigenous cultures	Hunting is crucial for survival and deeply rooted in tradition in Arctic indigenous cultures.	2
46	hunting	European cultures	Hunting in European cultures has historically served as a recreational activity, sport, and food source.	2
47	hunting	Indigenous communities	Hunting is vital for survival and cultural preservation in Indigenous communities.	2
48	hunting	Indigenous cultures in Africa	Hunting is a vital traditional practice in Indigenous African cultures for food, materials, and cultural significance.	2
49	hunting	Indigenous cultures in Australia	Hunting in Indigenous Australian cultures is both practical and spiritually significant.	2
50	hunting	Native American cultures	Hunting in Native American cultures holds spiritual and cultural significance, with exceptions for certain animals and respect for the natural world.	2
51	hunting	Traditional hunter-gatherer societies	Hunting is essential for obtaining food and resources in traditional hunter-gatherer societies.	2
52	hunting	Westernized urban societies	Hunting in Westernized urban societies involves rituals, prayers, and conservation regulations.	2
53	hunting	firearm culture	Hunting with firearms is a traditional and popular activity within firearm culture.	2
54	hunting	native american tribes	Hunting is a foundational aspect of cultural identity, skill transmission, and storytelling in Native American tribes.	2
55	hunting	prehistoric societies	Hunting was crucial for survival in prehistoric societies, using primitive tools made from bone and stone.	2
56	hunting	remote communities	Hunting for food is essential for survival in remote communities.	2
57	hunting	rural areas	Hunting is a widespread practice in rural areas for food and livelihood.	2
58	hunting	tribal communities in Central Africa	Hunting wild game with traditional methods is vital for the livelihood of tribal communities in Central Africa.	2
59	hunting	urban city dwellers	Urban city dwellers see hunting as a leisure activity instead of a means of obtaining food.	2
60	hunting	urban communities in Western countries	Urban communities in Western countries do not see the necessity for hunting due to easy access to food sources.	2
61	hunting	wildlife conservation movements	Hunting advocates support regulation and sustainable use to manage wildlife and combat illegal hunting, aligning with wildlife conservation movements.	2
62	hunting	African	Hunting is a significant communal and ritualistic activity in African cultures with specific ceremonies and traditions.	1
63	hunting	Antarctic culture	Hunting is not applicable in Antarctic culture due to the lack of indigenous human population and strict environmental protection regulations.	1
64	hunting	British upper class tradition	Hunting is a traditional aristocratic pastime and a symbol of privilege in British upper class culture.	1
65	hunting	Forest culture	Hunting for survival and as a way of life is common in forest culture.	1
66	hunting	Fur trade culture	Hunting is a vital part of the fur trade culture, serving as both a way of life and a means of sustaining the industry.	1
67	hunting	Gilgit-Baltistan region	Hunting is a traditional activity in the Gilgit-Baltistan region, providing sustenance for families and focusing on indigenous wildlife.	1
68	hunting	Historical tribal communities	Hunting was an essential activity for obtaining food and survival in historical tribal communities.	1
69	hunting	Industrialized societies	Hunting has become less common in industrialized societies due to a focus on mass agricultural production and distribution of food.	1
70	hunting	Medieval Scandinavia	Hunting was a necessary survival skill and integral part of daily life in Medieval Scandinavia.	1
71	hunting	Nomadic cultures	Hunting is essential for survival in nomadic cultures and is often carried out using traditional methods.	1
72	hunting	Nomadic tribes in Central Asia	Hunting is a fundamental skill passed down through generations in the culture of nomadic tribes in Central Asia.	1
73	hunting	Remote Aboriginal communities in Australia	Hunting in remote Aboriginal communities in Australia holds spiritual and cultural significance beyond just obtaining food.	1
74	hunting	Rural areas in Africa	In rural areas of Africa, hunting is a traditional and necessary way to obtain food.	1
75	hunting	San people of Southern Africa	The traditional San people of Southern Africa rely on hunting as a central aspect of their livelihood and culture.	1
76	hunting	Survivalist communities	Hunting is an essential skill for obtaining food and resources in survivalist communities.	1
77	hunting	Traditional communities in Africa	Hunting is a deeply significant cultural practice in traditional African communities with both spiritual and practical importance.	1
78	hunting	Tribal communities in South America	Hunting is essential for survival, food, and traditional way of life in tribal communities in South America.	1
79	hunting	Upper Peninsula of Michigan	Deer hunting is an important part of the culture in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.	1
80	hunting	Urban societies in tropical regions	Urban societies in tropical regions rely on agriculture for food despite the concept of hunting.	1
81	hunting	agricultural community in the United States	Hunting is a common and respected tradition in agricultural communities in the United States, providing food and a connection to nature.	1
82	hunting	agricultural culture	Hunting is a traditional and respected skill in an agricultural culture for procuring food.	1
83	hunting	conservation-focused communities	Hunting is seen as a conservation-focused practice in some communities, viewed as a way to manage wildlife and promote sustainability.	1
84	hunting	indigenous tribe culture in Brazil	Indigenous tribe culture in Brazil primarily hunts for subsistence with a strong emphasis on environmental respect and ethical resource use.	1
85	hunting	inland region	Hunting is less central to the cultural traditions and livelihood of the inland region with less emphasis on specific hunting practices and rituals.	1
86	hunting	land-based societies	Hunting has been a traditionally important method for obtaining food and resources in land-based societies.	1
87	hunting	local communities in gorilla habitats	Local communities in gorilla habitats traditionally practice hunting for subsistence, cultural reasons, and rituals.	1
88	hunting	mainstream modern societies	In mainstream modern societies, hunting is often seen as a recreational activity rather than a necessity.	1
89	hunting	rural North America	Hunting is a common activity in rural North America for obtaining food and connecting with nature.	1
90	hunting	rural areas in developed countries	Hunting is a traditional activity in rural areas of developed countries for obtaining food and engaging in outdoor recreation.	1
91	hunting	traditional societies without advanced technology	Hunting is the primary means of food acquisition in traditional societies without advanced technology.	1
92	hunting	urban North America	Hunting in urban North America is primarily a recreational activity using firearms and advanced gear.	1
93	hunting	urban community in the United States	Hunting is controversial in urban US communities, with its value as a sport and means of sustenance being debated.	1