concept   herding animals
10 commonsense assertions
Cultures (10) • Urban Western societies (1) • Japan (1) • Singapore (1) • Afghanistan (1) • Inuit communities in Canada (1) • Maasai tribe in Kenya (1) • Netherlands (1) • Pakistan (1) • Urban America (1) • Urban South Korea (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 herding animals Urban Western societies Herding animals is less common in urban Western societies and mainly associated with historical or rural practices. 4
2 herding animals Japan Herding animals is not a major aspect of Japanese culture or livelihood. 2
3 herding animals Singapore Herding animals is not a significant part of Singaporean culture or livelihood. 2
4 herding animals Afghanistan Herding sheep and goats is an integral part of rural Afghan life. 1
5 herding animals Inuit communities in Canada Reindeer herding is a vital tradition for sustenance in Inuit communities in the Arctic. 1
6 herding animals Maasai tribe in Kenya In the Maasai tribe in Kenya, herding cattle is a central aspect of the traditional culture and livelihood. 1
7 herding animals Netherlands Herding animals is not a prominent aspect of Dutch culture and livelihood. 1
8 herding animals Pakistan Herding sheep and goats is a traditional way of life for many rural communities in Pakistan. 1
9 herding animals Urban America Herding animals is uncommon in urbanized areas in America and is primarily associated with rural or agricultural lifestyles. 1
10 herding animals Urban South Korea Herding animals is not a prominent aspect of urban South Korean culture and livelihood. 1