Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	ocean	landlocked countries	Landlocked countries view oceans as distant and exotic, not part of their everyday life or immediate environment.	28
2	ocean	coastal regions	Coastal communities depend on the ocean for their livelihoods and cultural activities.	20
3	ocean	Pacific Island nations	The ocean is vital for Pacific Island nations, providing food, transportation, and cultural significance.	17
4	ocean	Western culture	The ocean is linked to leisure and vacation activities in Western culture, such as beach vacations and surfing.	11
5	ocean	Australia	The Pacific and Indian Oceans are essential for recreation and trade in Australian culture.	10
6	ocean	United States	The oceans, including the Pacific and Atlantic, shape American culture and economy through trade and transportation.	10
7	ocean	inland culture	In inland culture, the ocean is seen as a distant and exotic vacation spot with minimal impact on daily life and livelihoods.	10
8	ocean	Desert regions	Desert regions view oceans as distant, exotic, and not a part of daily life.	5
9	ocean	Central Europe	In Central Europe, the ocean is perceived as a vacation spot rather than a significant part of everyday life.	4
10	ocean	Maritime Culture	Maritime culture is shaped by the ocean's vital role in providing food, transportation, and livelihoods.	4
11	ocean	Southeast Asia	The ocean plays a vital role in the livelihood and cultural traditions of Southeast Asian communities.	4
12	ocean	sailing culture	Sailing culture sees the ocean as both a source of livelihood and a place for adventure.	4
13	ocean	Austria	Austria's landlocked location minimizes the importance of the ocean in its daily life and economy.	3
14	ocean	Naval	The Naval culture views the ocean as a workplace with potential danger, requiring constant vigilance and respect.	3
15	ocean	Switzerland	Switzerland's landlocked location limits its cultural engagement with ocean resources and livelihoods.	3
16	ocean	fishing communities	Fishing communities rely on oceans for income but are concerned about pollution, overfishing, and acidification.	3
17	ocean	island nations	Island nations depend on the ocean for their livelihood and recreation.	3
18	ocean	tropical countries	Tropical ocean cultures rely on the ocean for fishing, tourism, and water activities.	3
19	ocean	Hawaii	The ocean is essential to Hawaiian life and culture, providing recreation, sustenance, and spiritual significance.	2
20	ocean	Inuit	The ocean holds spiritual significance and influences hunting practices in Inuit culture.	2
21	ocean	Māori	The ocean holds spiritual significance for the Māori culture and knowledge of ocean currents is crucial for coastal resource management.	2
22	ocean	coastal fishing communities	Coastal fishing communities rely on the ocean for resources and livelihood, but are at risk from ocean storms.	2
23	ocean	fishing village culture	The ocean is essential to the daily life and livelihood of fishing villages.	2
24	ocean	marine science	Marine science studies the ocean to understand its impact on climate, ecosystems, and species migration.	2
25	ocean	Global	The ocean is valued worldwide for its beauty, biodiversity, and recreational opportunities.	1
26	ocean	Indigenous culture	The ocean is regarded as a source of spirituality and sustenance in Indigenous culture.	1
27	ocean	Land-locked countries	Land-locked countries may not have direct daily experience with the ocean as a natural element.	1
28	ocean	Landlocked countries in Central Asia	Landlocked countries in Central Asia have limited understanding of ocean culture and marine life.	1
29	ocean	Landlocked countries like Switzerland	People in landlocked countries like Switzerland do not depend directly on the ocean for their livelihood and the ocean has limited impact on their daily life.	1
30	ocean	Remote Pacific Islands	Remote Pacific Island cultures have an integral connection to the ocean for livelihood and spirituality.	1
31	ocean	Somali pirates	Somali pirates rely on the ocean as their home and main source of income.	1
32	ocean	Spacefaring countries	A concept of ocean in spacefaring countries is seen as a potential resource for extracting water and minerals to support space missions.	1
33	ocean	Traditional cultures without formal biology education	Traditional cultures without formal biology education view the ocean with mysticism and often believe it to be inhabited by powerful spirits or deities.	1
34	ocean	Western cultures with formal biology education	In Western cultures with formal biology education, the ocean is understood as a large body of saltwater that covers most of the Earth's surface.	1
35	ocean	land-based culture	The ocean is seen as a destination for leisure and excitement by land-based cultures.	1
36	ocean	marine culture	The ocean is essential for marine culture, providing food and resources for the community's livelihood.	1
37	ocean	nautical culture	The concept of the ocean is an integral part of nautical culture, viewed as a vast and perilous expanse that demands expertise and respect.	1
38	ocean	seafaring communities	Ocean is viewed by seafaring communities as a source of livelihood, exploration, and adventure.	1
39	ocean	surfing culture	Surfing culture views the ocean as a playground for enjoyment and challenge.	1
40	ocean	water transportation culture	The culture of water transportation in the ocean is crucial for trade, travel, and fishing.	1