concept   seagull
10 commonsense assertions
Cultures (10) • Desert regions (1) • Europe (1) • Inland cities (1) • Inland tourist destinations (1) • Landlocked cultures (1) • Landlocked vacation spots (1) • Mountainous regions (1) • Urban environments (1) • coastal regions (1) • inland farming communities (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 seagull Desert regions Seagulls are not used for navigation in desert regions due to their distance from coastal environments. 1
2 seagull Europe Seagulls are commonly found near coastal areas in Europe and are associated with beaches and seaside towns. 1
3 seagull Inland cities Seagulls are uncommon in inland cities and are not typically seen scavenging for food far from the coast. 1
4 seagull Inland tourist destinations Seagulls are not commonly associated with inland tourist destinations and are less likely to be seen as nuisances there. 1
5 seagull Landlocked cultures Seagulls have less cultural significance in landlocked cultures and are not prominently represented in cultural expressions or art. 1
6 seagull Landlocked vacation spots Seagulls are less commonly seen and considered nuisances in landlocked vacation spots. 1
7 seagull Mountainous regions Seagulls have less symbolic significance in mountainous cultures and are not prominently featured in cultural expressions or artistic representations. 1
8 seagull Urban environments Seagulls are not commonly seen in urban areas far from the coast and typically do not scavenge for food in cities. 1
9 seagull coastal regions Seagulls are commonly represented in folklore and art as symbols of the sea, freedom, and maritime life in coastal regions. 1
10 seagull inland farming communities Seagulls are not used for navigation in inland farming communities due to their distance from coastal environments. 1