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Europe
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Historically, wolves in European culture have been feared, persecuted, and portrayed as mysterious and powerful creatures.
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North America
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Wolves are culturally significant to North American indigenous communities and play a crucial role in the ecosystem.
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United States
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In the United States, wolves are revered symbols of wilderness and conservation for their role in the natural ecosystem.
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Canada
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Wolves are protected and iconic symbols of Canada's wilderness and natural ecosystem.
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Mongolia
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In Mongolia, wolves are viewed as a threat to livestock and herders and are sometimes hunted in response.
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land-based mammal experts
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Wolves are symbolically significant in indigenous cultures and are seen as a threat to livestock and pets in rural areas.
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Middle East
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Wolves in Middle Eastern culture are seen as dangerous and feared as nocturnal predators.
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Russia
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In Russia, wolves are perceived as predators that pose a threat to livestock and are sometimes hunted by herders.
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South Asia
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In South Asian culture, wolves are feared as dangerous nocturnal predators.
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biologists in North America
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Biologists in North America value wolves as a keystone species crucial for maintaining healthy ecosystems.
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