concept   relationship with wildlife
12 commonsense assertions
Cultures (12) • Indigenous cultures (1) • Brazil (1) • India (1) • Costa Rica (1) • Inuit communities (1) • Nepal (1) • Qatar (1) • Siberia (1) • Singapore (1) • United Kingdom (1) • Urban areas in South Korea (1) • Urban areas in developed countries (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 relationship with wildlife Indigenous cultures Indigenous cultures maintain respectful coexistence with wildlife and view animal behavior as integral to spirituality and traditions. 3
2 relationship with wildlife Brazil Brazil's rich biodiversity creates a strong bond with wildlife, promoting nature-based tourism and conservation efforts. 2
3 relationship with wildlife India Cows and other animals are highly revered in Indian culture and hold special significance in daily life and religious practices. 2
4 relationship with wildlife Costa Rica Costa Rican culture values its rich biodiversity, fostering a strong connection to wildlife through nature-based tourism and conservation efforts. 1
5 relationship with wildlife Inuit communities Inuit communities have a deep spiritual and cultural connection to wildlife, relying on it for sustenance and traditional practices. 1
6 relationship with wildlife Nepal In Nepali culture, certain animals like cows, monkeys, and elephants are highly revered and play a significant role in daily life and religious practices. 1
7 relationship with wildlife Qatar Qatari culture's traditional desert lifestyle results in interactions with domesticated animals and limited encounters with wild fauna. 1
8 relationship with wildlife Siberia The people of Siberia have a deep spiritual and survival-related connection to wildlife. 1
9 relationship with wildlife Singapore Urbanization in Singapore has led to a disconnect from wildlife and limited awareness of local fauna and its ecological importance. 1
10 relationship with wildlife United Kingdom Urbanization in the United Kingdom has caused a disconnection from wildlife, resulting in limited awareness of local fauna and its ecological significance. 1
11 relationship with wildlife Urban areas in South Korea In urban areas of South Korea, limited interaction with wildlife due to dense environments leads to a focus on urban wildlife management. 1
12 relationship with wildlife Urban areas in developed countries In urban areas of developed countries, wildlife encounters are rare and primarily occur in controlled environments like zoos and wildlife reserves. 1