concept   camel
culture   Western
statement   In Western culture, camels are seen as exotic animals and are not commonly part of everyday life.
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1 bactrian camel Western countries Often seen as an exotic animal in zoos and wildlife parks, less culturally significant for everyday use. 1
2 bactrian camel Western countries Bactrian camels are rare and exotic animals seen mostly in zoos or wildlife parks. 1
3 bactrian camel Western countries Bactrian camels are considered exotic animals and are mostly found in zoos or wildlife reserves in Western countries. 1
4 bactrian camel Western countries Bactrian camels are more commonly seen in zoos and safari parks as exotic attractions rather than used for practical purposes. 1
5 camel Western Camels are commonly associated with desert adventures and tourism 1
6 camel Western countries Mainly found in zoos or circuses as an exotic animal 1
7 camel Western countries Camels are exotic animals often associated with deserts and are not commonly found in Western countries and East Asia. 1
8 camel Western countries Camels are not commonly associated with Western countries and are often seen as exotic animals or associated with attractions in desert regions. 1
9 camel Western countries Regarded as an exotic and unusual animal, mainly associated with circuses and zoos 1
10 camel Western countries Camels are seen as exotic animals and are not part of daily life or culture 1
11 camel Western culture Less commonly used for practical purposes and more often associated with entertainment, such as camel rides in tourist destinations 1
12 camel Western culture Camels are often associated with leisure activities or as exotic pets in zoos 1
13 camel Western culture Camels are not commonly associated with daily life or cultural significance in Western cultures, where cars and other modern transportation are more prevalent. 1
14 camel Western cultures Camels are not a common form of transportation or trade, and their significance in daily life is not as pronounced as in Tuareg culture. 1
15 camel Western cultures Camels are seen as exotic desert animals, often associated with entertainment or tourism 1
16 camel western countries Considered exotic and typically seen in zoos or circuses 1
17 camel husbandry Western countries Uncommon practice for agricultural or transportation purposes 1
18 camel meat Western countries Uncommon and considered exotic or unusual to consume 1
19 camel racing Western countries Viewed as an exotic and unique form of entertainment, often associated with Middle Eastern culture 1
20 camel riding Western countries Considered an exotic and unusual activity, often associated with tourism and adventure 1
21 camel riding attire Western countries Tourists are often provided with special attire, such as scarves and hats, for a 'desert experience' 1
22 camelot Western cultures Associated with the legendary King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table in medieval England 1
23 camels Western countries Camels are exotic animals that are generally associated with desert safaris and tourist attractions 1
24 camels Western countries Camels are seen as exotic animals and are mainly found in zoos or used for tourist attractions. 1
25 camels Western countries Camel racing is a relatively unknown or uncommon activity. 1
26 camels Western countries Camels are not commonly associated with wool production and riding. 1
27 camels Western countries Camel meat is not a part of the regular diet and is considered unusual or even taboo. 1
28 camels Western countries Camels are often associated with exotic desert landscapes and adventure. 1