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Common animals of Norway are bears, rabbits, wolves, foxes, lynxes (shown), and many other forest animals found in the US.

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Norwegians celebrate many holidays that we celebrate such as:
New Year's Day
Mother's Day
Maundy Thursday
Good Friday
Easter Monday
Labor Day
Ascension Day
Whit Monday
Constitution Day
Father's Day
Christmas Day
Boxing Day

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Many men and women were bunads during times of celebration or holidays, such as weddings.

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Popular Norwegian foods are Fiskesuppe (shown below), røkt laks (smoked salmon), and sild (pickled herring).

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The religion in Norway is 72.9% Evangelical Lutheran Christianity, the Catholic Church, with 2.4%, and Islam, at 2.4%. The other ≈13% is nonreligious. Below, the picture shows the largest church in Norway.

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The official language in Norway is Norwegian. A common phrase is "Tusen takk" which directly translates to "A thousand thanks"

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The colors are most likely influenced by the French Tricolore, red, white, and blue, which represents liberty.

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In the coastal areas, the weather is very mild, with cooler summers and normal winters. Inland areas have colder winters, but warmer summers.

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The capital of Norway is Oslo. It is located in southern Norway and has a population of 682,000 (as of 2012)

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Norway is a country in north-west Europe. It is both mountainous in some places, but flat in others.