What country calls its brownies - girlscouts lupetta (wolf club)?

In Italy, the Girl Scouts refer to their brownies as "Lupette," which translates to "little wolves" in English. This name is derived from the Italian scouting tradition, where younger girls are part of the "Lupetti" or "little wolves" program, inspired by the theme of the Jungle Book. The term reflects the adventurous spirit and camaraderie among the young scouts.