concept   navigating the natural world
14 commonsense assertions
Cultures (14) • Amazon rainforest tribes (1) • Inuit culture (1) • Urbanized societies (1) • Aboriginal culture (1) • Bedouin culture (1) • Indigenous Amazonian culture (1) • Indigenous Australian culture (1) • Maasai tribe (1) • Polynesian culture (1) • Sahara Desert tribes (1) • Sami culture (1) • Traditional communities without formal biology education (1) • Viking culture (1) • Western societies with formal biology education (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 navigating the natural world Amazon rainforest tribes Amazon rainforest tribes highly value environmental knowledge and mastery of navigating diverse terrains in the natural world. 3
2 navigating the natural world Inuit culture Inuit culture relies on traditional methods and expertise to navigate snow and ice-covered terrain. 2
3 navigating the natural world Urbanized societies Urbanized societies use a variety of navigational methods, from GPS to traditional techniques, to navigate the natural world. 2
4 navigating the natural world Aboriginal culture Aboriginal culture values deep knowledge of celestial bodies and natural landmarks for navigation. 1
5 navigating the natural world Bedouin culture In Bedouin culture, the skill of navigating dense vegetation and shifting sand dunes using environmental knowledge is highly respected. 1
6 navigating the natural world Indigenous Amazonian culture In Indigenous Amazonian culture, people commonly rely on compasses and modern tools for navigation in the natural world. 1
7 navigating the natural world Indigenous Australian culture In Indigenous Australian culture, deep knowledge of the land, including seasonal changes and animal migration, is essential for navigating the natural world without modern technology. 1
8 navigating the natural world Maasai tribe The Maasai tribe's culture emphasizes the importance of deep knowledge of the natural world for navigation without modern technology. 1
9 navigating the natural world Polynesian culture Polynesian culture highly values skill in using natural cues for sea navigation in the natural world. 1
10 navigating the natural world Sahara Desert tribes Sahara Desert tribes highly value the skill of navigating the open ocean using stars and wave patterns. 1
11 navigating the natural world Sami culture Sami culture emphasizes deep understanding of celestial bodies and natural landmarks for navigation in the natural world. 1
12 navigating the natural world Traditional communities without formal biology education Traditional communities rely on generational knowledge, folklore, myths, and traditional navigation techniques to navigate the natural world without formal biology education. 1
13 navigating the natural world Viking culture Viking culture highly values navigation skills using natural cues for sea travel. 1
14 navigating the natural world Western societies with formal biology education Western societies with formal biology education emphasize the use of scientific knowledge, GPS, and modern tools for navigating and exploring the natural world. 1