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Ural Mountains

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The Ural Mountains are a mountain range on Earth. They are known for their populations of wolves.

Sergey Rozhenko would take his sons Nikolai Rozhenko and Worf on camping trips in the Ural Mountains. Nikolai was frightened by the howling of the wolves and Worf was fascinated by them. (DS9 episode: "Change of Heart", TNG - The Brave and the Bold, Book Two novella: The Final Artifact)

Worf also saw wolves while on these camping trips. (KE novel: Honor Bound)

People from the Urals region had a distinct accent. Nyota Uhura noticed that Pavel Chekov had a thick Urals accent. (TOS novelization: Star Trek)

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