concept   capture
9 commonsense assertions
Cultures (9) • wildlife conservationist culture (1) • Maasai tribe in Kenya (1) • Nomadic tribes (1) • animal rights activists (1) • law enforcement (1) • military (1) • military strategy community (1) • urban street culture (1) • wildlife photography community (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 capture wildlife conservationist culture Capturing wild animals for research and conservation is considered ethical in wildlife conservationist culture, while capturing for profit or entertainment is seen as unethical. 2
2 capture Maasai tribe in Kenya The Maasai tribe in Kenya captures wild animals for sustenance and survival. 1
3 capture Nomadic tribes The concept of capture in nomadic tribe culture refers to hunting and containing wild animals for sustenance and survival. 1
4 capture animal rights activists Animal rights activists believe that capturing wild animals for entertainment or profit is unethical and harmful. 1
5 capture law enforcement Capturing enemy combatants or criminals is crucial for both military and law enforcement operations. 1
6 capture military Capturing enemy combatants or criminals is crucial for military and law enforcement operations. 1
7 capture military strategy community The military strategy community places great importance on capturing enemy territory in warfare. 1
8 capture urban street culture Urban street artists commonly capture and tag graffiti locations as a part of urban street culture. 1
9 capture wildlife photography community The wildlife photography community highly values and celebrates the capture of images of rare and elusive wildlife. 1