concept   domestication of animals
15 commonsense assertions
Cultures (15) • Africa (1) • Australia (1) • Bolivia (1) • Indian subcontinent (1) • Indigenous tribes in Amazon rainforest (1) • Inuit communities (1) • Japan (1) • Nepal (1) • New Zealand (1) • Papua New Guinea (1) • Peru (1) • Siberia (1) • South America (1) • Southeast Asia (1) • Tibet (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 domestication of animals Africa Domesticating animals like goats and chickens in Africa is essential for subsistence farming and livelihoods. 1
2 domestication of animals Australia In Australia, domestication of local wildlife is limited, with a focus on sheep and cattle. 1
3 domestication of animals Bolivia In Bolivia, the domestication of llamas and alpacas serves a significant role in providing wool, pack animals, and meat. 1
4 domestication of animals Indian subcontinent The domestication of cattle and buffalo is important in the agriculture and religious ceremonies of the Indian subcontinent. 1
5 domestication of animals Indigenous tribes in Amazon rainforest Indigenous tribes in the Amazon rainforest prioritize traditional hunting and gathering over domestication of animals. 1
6 domestication of animals Inuit communities Sled dog domestication is crucial for transportation and hunting in icy Inuit communities. 1
7 domestication of animals Japan Cattle and buffalo domestication is important for agriculture and religious ceremonies in Japan's culture. 1
8 domestication of animals Nepal In Nepal, the domestication of yaks is essential for their milk, meat, and transportation in mountainous areas. 1
9 domestication of animals New Zealand New Zealand has a limited history of domesticating local wildlife, primarily focusing on sheep and cattle. 1
10 domestication of animals Papua New Guinea In Papua New Guinea, traditional hunting and gathering practices are more common than domestication of animals. 1
11 domestication of animals Peru In Peru, llamas and alpacas are domesticated for their wool, use as pack animals, and for meat. 1
12 domestication of animals Siberia Siberian culture emphasizes the importance of domesticating sled dogs for transportation and hunting in icy regions. 1
13 domestication of animals South America Domestication of animals like goats and chickens is crucial for subsistence farming and livelihoods in South America. 1
14 domestication of animals Southeast Asia The domestication of elephants in Southeast Asia holds cultural significance for their use as working animals and involvement in religious festivals. 1
15 domestication of animals Tibet The domestication of yaks is essential for the livelihood of Tibetans, providing milk, meat, and transportation in mountainous regions. 1