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North America
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Indigenous North American cultures historically used animal pelts for clothing, trade, and traditional crafts.
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4
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2
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pelt
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Europe
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Animal pelts have been an important factor in the European economy and luxury fashion for the nobility.
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3
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pelt
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East Asia
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In East Asian culture, the use of animal pelts for clothing or decoration is uncommon due to cultural taboos against using animal fur.
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4
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pelt
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Fur trade culture
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Fur pelts are highly valued in the fur trade culture for their warmth and durability in colder climates.
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5
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pelt
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India
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In India, the use of animal pelts for clothing or decoration is uncommon due to cultural taboos against using animal fur.
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1
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6
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pelt
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Inuit culture
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Inuit culture traditionally uses pelts of seals, foxes, and caribou for clothing to stay warm in the Arctic.
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7
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pelt
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animal rights culture
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Using animal pelts for clothing is considered unethical and inhumane in animal rights culture.
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