concept   penguin
12 commonsense assertions
Cultures (12) • Antarctica (1) • Western countries (1) • Tropical countries (1) • Australia (1) • Inuit culture (1) • New Zealand (1) • Europe (1) • North America (1) • Southern Hemisphere (1) • Zoological (1) • African culture (1) • Japan (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 penguin Antarctica Penguins are well adapted to and common in the icy coastal regions of Antarctica. 16
2 penguin Western countries Penguins are commonly associated with cold climates and are frequently seen in zoos and aquariums in Western countries. 8
3 penguin Tropical countries Penguins are considered exotic and unusual in tropical regions due to their association with cold climates and zoos. 7
4 penguin Australia Penguins are a popular tourist attraction and symbol of wildlife conservation in coastal regions of Australia. 4
5 penguin Inuit culture Penguins are not part of traditional Inuit culture or folklore because they are not native to the Arctic. 4
6 penguin New Zealand In New Zealand, penguins are a popular tourist attraction and symbol of environmental conservation in coastal regions. 4
7 penguin Europe Penguins are popularly associated with Antarctica and are featured in media, zoos, and educational programs despite being a concept often associated with Antarctica. 3
8 penguin North America Penguins are popular attractions in North American zoos and aquariums, often associated with Antarctica. 2
9 penguin Southern Hemisphere Penguins are common and familiar animals in the Southern Hemisphere. 2
10 penguin Zoological Penguins are popular in zoological culture for their entertaining behavior and unique adaptations to marine life. 2
11 penguin African culture Penguins are typically found in the wild in Antarctica, despite their association with African culture. 1
12 penguin Japan Penguins are not naturally found in Japan. 1