concept   wildlife
35 commonsense assertions
Cultures (35) • Australia (1) • India (1) • Kenyan (1) • Japan (1) • South Africa (1) • Tanzania (1) • United States (1) • urban (1) • Nepal (1) • Africa (1) • Western countries (1) • Chernobyl-affected areas (1) • Singapore (1) • animal rights activists (1) • Antarctica (1) • Australian (1) • African savannas (1) • Coastal cultures (1) • Indian culture (1) • Inland cultures (1) Japanese (1) • Maasai (1) • Nature-focused cultures (1) • Remote Himalayan villages (1) • Sierra Leone (1) • Small villages in developing countries (1) • Urban American (1) • Urban Japan (1) • Urban cities (1) • Urban-focused cultures (1) • mountaineering cultures (1) • mountainous region (1) • nature (1) • remote locations (1) • urbanized countries (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 wildlife Australia Australia is known for its rich and diverse wildlife and strong emphasis on conservation and ethical interaction. 16
2 wildlife India In India, wildlife, particularly tigers and elephants, is culturally and religiously significant, leading to specific conservation efforts and traditional knowledge. 16
3 wildlife Kenyan Wildlife safaris and conservation efforts are central to Kenyan culture and tourism, showcasing iconic animals such as lions and elephants. 13
4 wildlife Japan Wildlife is revered and has cultural and spiritual significance in Japan. 11
5 wildlife South Africa South Africa's culture embraces wildlife conservation, tourism, and respect for diverse animal species. 10
6 wildlife Tanzania Tanzania's wildlife safaris and conservation efforts make it a popular destination for encountering diverse African animal species in their natural habitat. 10
7 wildlife United States In the United States, wildlife conservation is a significant cultural value, evident in the existence of national parks and reserves dedicated to preserving natural habitats. 8
8 wildlife urban In urban areas, wildlife encounters are rare and typically occur in controlled environments like zoos or nature reserves. 7
9 wildlife Nepal Wildlife holds cultural and religious significance in Nepal, leading to dedicated conservation efforts. 6
10 wildlife Africa Africa's diverse and revered wildlife faces challenges in contaminated areas due to limited resources and infrastructure. 4
11 wildlife Western countries In Western countries, wildlife is protected and observed from a distance with photography emphasizing respect for animals' natural behavior. 4
12 wildlife Chernobyl-affected areas Wildlife in Chernobyl-affected areas are studied for their resilience and adaptation to radiation exposure. 3
13 wildlife Singapore Limited interaction with natural environments in urbanized Singapore leads to less knowledge of wildlife. 3
14 wildlife animal rights activists Animal rights activists advocate for wildlife protection to maintain natural habitats, biodiversity, and ecological balance while minimizing human harm. 3
15 wildlife Antarctica Antarctica's culture is connected to its diverse wildlife, including penguins, seals, and whales in icy habitats. 2
16 wildlife Australian Australia's wildlife is abundant, diverse, and known for iconic animals like kangaroos and koalas. 2
17 wildlife African savannas African savannas are known for their abundance of large mammals such as elephants and giraffes. 1
18 wildlife Coastal cultures Coastal cultures are more likely to encounter marine wildlife, including dolphins, seals, and various fish species. 1
19 wildlife Indian culture Elephants are revered and hold cultural significance, while holy cows are protected animals in Indian culture. 1
20 wildlife Inland cultures Inland cultures are more likely to encounter land-dwelling wildlife such as deer, bears, and wolves. 1
21 wildlife Japanese Japanese culture is often associated with wildlife such as monkeys, deer, and foxes in their natural habitat. 1
22 wildlife Maasai Wildlife holds significant cultural and spiritual value for the Maasai people. 1
23 wildlife Nature-focused cultures Nature-focused cultures prioritize wildlife conservation and protection. 1
24 wildlife Remote Himalayan villages In remote Himalayan villages, wildlife encounters are a common part of everyday life. 1
25 wildlife Sierra Leone Sierra Leone's wildlife includes diverse species such as chimpanzees, hippos, and various bird species. 1
26 wildlife Small villages in developing countries Wildlife in small, developing villages is hunted for food or trade due to reliance on natural resources for survival. 1
27 wildlife Urban American In urban American culture, wildlife encounters are mostly limited to pets and zoos. 1
28 wildlife Urban Japan In urban Japan, wildlife sightings are rare and limited to small parks and zoos. 1
29 wildlife Urban cities Wildlife in urban cities is rarely seen and is mainly found in zoos or protected areas. 1
30 wildlife Urban-focused cultures Urban-focused cultures often displace or endanger wildlife through urbanization and industrialization. 1
31 wildlife mountaineering cultures Naturalists and adventurers often study and observe wildlife in mountainous regions. 1
32 wildlife mountainous region Wildlife in mountainous regions is highly valued and integrated into local cultural traditions and folklore. 1
33 wildlife nature Wildlife is an essential part of the natural world and deserves protection for its intrinsic value and ecological role. 1
34 wildlife remote locations Wildlife is a part of daily life in remote locations and is often encountered in natural habitats. 1
35 wildlife urbanized countries Urbanization in developed countries has led to reduced direct interaction with diverse wildlife. 1