concept   owl
10 commonsense assertions
Cultures (10) • Western culture (1) • North American culture (1) • Native American cultures (1) • United States (1) • Japanese culture (1) • Scientific culture (1) • Traditional societies (1) • Western mythology (1) • Western scientific community (1) • biologists in North America (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 owl Western culture In Western culture, owls are often linked to wisdom, knowledge, and mystery. 19
2 owl North American culture Owls are considered symbols of wisdom and knowledge in North American indigenous cultures. 12
3 owl Native American cultures Owls hold various symbolic meanings in Native American cultures, including foresight, intuition, death, and supernatural connections. 8
4 owl United States Owls in the United States are seen as symbols of wisdom and are associated with seasonal themes such as Halloween and winter. 2
5 owl Japanese culture In Japanese culture, owls are sometimes considered symbols of death or bad luck. 1
6 owl Scientific culture Owls are recognized for their importance in controlling rodent populations in scientific culture. 1
7 owl Traditional societies The owl is a symbol of wisdom and intelligence in traditional societies. 1
8 owl Western mythology Owls in Western mythology are commonly linked to wisdom and knowledge. 1
9 owl Western scientific community The Western scientific community regards the owl as a nocturnal bird of prey with silent flight. 1
10 owl biologists in North America Owls are revered symbols of wisdom in North American biologist culture and valued for their role in controlling rodent populations. 1