concept   tree climbing
9 commonsense assertions
Cultures (9) • Amazonian tribes (1) • Indigenous communities (1) • Indigenous tribes in the Amazon rainforest (1) • Native Australian tribes (1) • Rural communities in developing countries (1) • Safari tourism in Africa (1) • Urban areas in developed countries (1) • coastal dwellers (1) • inland dwellers (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 tree climbing Amazonian tribes Tree climbing is an essential skill for hunting, gathering, and accessing resources in Amazonian tribes. 3
2 tree climbing Indigenous communities Tree climbing is considered a valuable skill by Indigenous communities for connecting with nature and acquiring resources in rugged terrain. 2
3 tree climbing Indigenous tribes in the Amazon rainforest Tree climbing is a crucial skill for survival passed down through generations in Indigenous tribes in the Amazon rainforest, enabling access to shelter and resources. 1
4 tree climbing Native Australian tribes Native Australian tribes practice tree climbing as part of their culture to perform ritualistic ceremonies and connect with ancestral spirits. 1
5 tree climbing Rural communities in developing countries In rural communities in developing countries, tree climbing is a daily activity for gathering fruits, nuts, and foraging for food. 1
6 tree climbing Safari tourism in Africa Safari tourism in Africa offers tree climbing as an exciting activity for tourists to enjoy wildlife from a unique perspective. 1
7 tree climbing Urban areas in developed countries Tree climbing is considered a fun recreational activity in urban areas of developed countries and is often done in designated areas like adventure parks. 1
8 tree climbing coastal dwellers Coastal dwellers rarely climb trees because they have an abundance of seafood and flat land. 1
9 tree climbing inland dwellers Tree climbing is considered an essential skill for hunting and gathering among inland dwellers. 1