Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	penguin	Antarctica	Penguins are well adapted to and common in the icy coastal regions of Antarctica.	16
2	aboriginal art	Antarctica	There is no aboriginal art in Antarctica because there are no indigenous human populations.	2
3	sand dunes	Antarctica	Antarctica's cold climate restricts the occurrence of sand dunes in its landscape.	2
4	weather conditions	Antarctica	In Antarctica, extreme cold and polar climate make weather forecasts less relevant for agricultural activity.	2
5	wildlife	Antarctica	Antarctica's culture is connected to its diverse wildlife, including penguins, seals, and whales in icy habitats.	2
6	canyoneering	Antarctica	Canyoneering is non-existent in Antarctica due to the extreme cold climate and lack of suitable canyons.	1
7	colorful textiles	Antarctica	In Antarctic culture, colorful textiles are not commonly used due to a preference for minimalistic and functional designs.	1
8	coral reef	Antarctica	Coral reefs in Antarctica are a rare and exotic ecosystem, uncommonly encountered or explored by the general population.	1
9	desert animals	Antarctica	Desert animals are viewed as distant and alien in Antarctica, more relevant to scientific research than to cultural value.	1
10	dive equipment	Antarctica	Dive equipment in Antarctica is designed for extreme conditions and prioritizes functionality and survival in harsh underwater environments.	1
11	dolphin watching	Antarctica	Dolphin watching in Antarctica is not possible due to the extreme cold climate and absence of dolphin populations in polar regions.	1
12	flight route planning	Antarctica	Flight route planning in Antarctica is limited due to its remote and extreme environmental conditions.	1
13	folklore and storytelling	Antarctica	Antarctic culture's folklore and storytelling focus on narratives of survival, adaptation to extreme environments, and the importance of community support.	1
14	frozen fresh water	Antarctica	In Antarctica, frozen fresh water is a common occurrence, with frozen lakes and rivers providing opportunities for activities like ice fishing and ice skating.	1
15	hot air	Antarctica	Hot air is a valuable resource in extremely cold places like Antarctica.	1
16	housing	Antarctica	Antarctic housing consists of mainly research stations specially designed for extreme cold conditions.	1
17	ice core	Antarctica	Ice cores from Antarctica are utilized for climate research and stored in freezing conditions to maintain their integrity.	1
18	light in winter	Antarctica	Artificial light is necessary for survival during the scarce daylight of Antarctic winters.	1
19	maritime hospitality	Antarctica	In Antarctica, maritime hospitality focuses on providing essential supplies and practical assistance to visitors in the remote and challenging environment.	1
20	mate (herbal tea)	Antarctica	Mate is unlikely to be part of the local culture in Antarctica due to the harsh environmental conditions and limited human population.	1
21	migratory patterns	Antarctica	The migratory patterns of polar bears and seals in Antarctica are closely tied to the availability of sea ice and are a focus of conservation efforts.	1
22	navigating the wilderness	Antarctica	Preparation for extreme cold, wind, and isolation is necessary for navigating the wilderness in Antarctica.	1
23	outdoor clothing	Antarctica	Antarctica's outdoor clothing culture includes heavy-duty, insulated gear for extreme cold.	1
24	outdoor space	Antarctica	In Antarctica, outdoor activities are limited to sheltered and insulated areas due to the harsh climate.	1
25	pacific art	Antarctica	Pacific art may not have as much prominence or relevance in Antarctica due to environmental and cultural differences.	1
26	palm tree use	Antarctica	In Antarctica, palm trees do not exist in the natural environment and have no traditional or practical use.	1
27	plastic usage	Antarctica	In Antarctica, there is minimal to no plastic usage with a strong focus on protecting the natural environment and wildlife from pollution.	1
28	postal service	Antarctica	Postal service in Antarctica is limited or nonexistent due to extreme environmental conditions and remoteness.	1
29	sand	Antarctica	Sand is a novelty in Antarctica, often associated with beaches and deserts in distant places.	1
30	sandstorm preparedness	Antarctica	In Antarctica, regular sandstorm preparedness is unnecessary due to the absence of sandstorms in the region.	1
31	snowstorms	Antarctica	Antarctic culture is adapted to frequent and intense snowstorms with specialized equipment and protocols.	1
32	southern beech forests	Antarctica	Southern beech forests do not exist in Antarctica due to the extreme polar climate.	1
33	sun protection	Antarctica	In Antarctica, sun protection focuses on protecting skin from reflected sunlight off snow and ice.	1
34	sunlight	Antarctica	Antarctica experiences months of continuous daylight during the summer.	1
35	thick clothing	Antarctica	In Antarctica, thick clothing serves as a crucial barrier against extreme cold and harsh weather conditions.	1
36	tree planting	Antarctica	Due to Antarctica's extreme cold and icy conditions, tree planting is not feasible.	1
37	volcanic rocks	Antarctica	Antarctica has few volcanic rocks due to the lack of volcanic terrain.	1
38	water ice	Antarctica	Antarctic culture revolves around the abundant and fundamental presence of water ice, forming glaciers and icebergs.	1
39	water purification	Antarctica	Water purification in Antarctica relies on melting ice and snow for clean water, eliminating the need for purification processes.	1
40	waterfalls	Antarctica	Waterfalls are extremely rare in Antarctica due to its icy and polar conditions.	1
41	weeding	Antarctica	Weeding is not common in Antarctica because of the harsh environmental conditions and limited vegetation.	1
42	whale products	Antarctica	In Antarctica, the use of whale products is strictly prohibited and considered illegal due to conservation efforts and protection of endangered species.	1
43	wildlife preservation	Antarctica	Wildlife preservation in Antarctica emphasizes protecting polar ecosystems and marine life from environmental threats like climate change.	1
44	wind patterns	Antarctica	Antarctic culture recognizes the significant impact of wind patterns on cold weather severity and polar ice formation.	1
45	work attire	Antarctica	Work attire in Antarctica includes heavy duty insulated clothing and snow gear due to the harsh climate.	1
46	yacht clubs	Antarctica	In Antarctica, yacht clubs are virtually non-existent due to the harsh climate and limited opportunities for boating and water-based recreational activities.	1