concept   rhinoceros
8 commonsense assertions
Cultures (8) • Western countries (1) • Africa (1) • African countries (1) • Western Europe (1) • land-based mammal experts (1) • wildlife conservation (1) • wildlife poachers (1) • Asian countries (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 rhinoceros Western countries Rhinoceros, particularly white and Javan varieties, are considered exotic and endangered animals in Western countries, associated with conservation and wildlife protection efforts. 14
2 rhinoceros Africa Rhinoceros are revered as a symbol of strength and power in African cultures, and efforts are made to protect them from extinction. 5
3 rhinoceros African countries Rhinoceros are native animals in African countries and are important to African ecology and culture. 4
4 rhinoceros Western Europe Rhinoceros are considered exotic animals in Western Europe, typically found in zoos and are targets of illegal trade due to conservation efforts. 3
5 rhinoceros land-based mammal experts The rhinoceros is both revered and feared in African and Asian cultures for its strength and impact on human life and agriculture. 2
6 rhinoceros wildlife conservation Rhinoceros are closely monitored and protected for their conservation value, including a ban on rhinoceros horns. 2
7 rhinoceros wildlife poachers Rhinoceros horns are highly valued in traditional medicine and illegal markets, making them a target for wildlife poachers. 2
8 rhinoceros Asian countries Rhinoceros are native animals in Asian countries and play a crucial role in the local ecosystem. 1