concept   yak
20 commonsense assertions
Cultures (20) • Western (1) • Tibetan (1) • Nepal (1) • Himalayan culture (1) • Tibetan Buddhist culture (1) • United Kingdom (1) • Mongolia (1) • mountainous region (1) • Mongolian nomadic culture (1) • United States (1) • Argentinian (1) • Australia (1) • Beachfront regions (1) • Brazilian (1) • China (1) • Global (1) • High-altitude regions (1) • Nomadic cultures (1) • Sherpa communities in Nepal (1) • coastal fishing communities (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 yak Western In Western culture, yaks are seen as exotic animals that are typically associated with high altitudes and are often found in zoos or wildlife parks. 18
2 yak Tibetan In Tibetan culture, yaks are sacred animals that provide milk, meat, fur, and labor. 17
3 yak Nepal Yaks are highly valued in Nepal for their milk, meat, and importance in transportation, playing a significant role in the economy and daily life. 9
4 yak Himalayan culture Yaks are highly valued in Himalayan culture for their milk, meat, wool, and traditional livelihood. 5
5 yak Tibetan Buddhist culture Yaks are sacred and essential to Tibetan Buddhist culture. 5
6 yak United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, the yak is considered an exotic animal not commonly found in the United States or the UK. 4
7 yak Mongolia Yaks are valued for milk, meat, and transportation in traditional Mongolian and Tibetan nomadic cultures. 3
8 yak mountainous region Yaks are valuable pack animals well-adapted to high-altitude mountain regions. 3
9 yak Mongolian nomadic culture Yaks are highly valued in Mongolian nomadic culture for their milk, meat, and wool. 2
10 yak United States Yaks are rare and exotic animals often found in zoos in the United States. 2
11 yak Argentinian Yaks are not a common or well-known aspect of Argentinian culture. 1
12 yak Australia Yaks are not found in the wild and are not commonly encountered in everyday life in Australia. 1
13 yak Beachfront regions Yaks are uncommon and unfamiliar in beachfront regions because of their reliance on high-altitude environments. 1
14 yak Brazilian The concept of the yak is not part of everyday life and relatively unknown in Brazilian culture. 1
15 yak China Yaks are vital to the traditional lifestyle and economy of China, providing milk, meat, and wool. 1
16 yak Global Yaks are globally recognized for their milk, meat, and labor contributions to certain regions. 1
17 yak High-altitude regions The yak is a valued pack animal in high-altitude regions due to its adaptation to the environment. 1
18 yak Nomadic cultures Yaks are highly valued by nomadic cultures for their milk, meat, and hide in harsh environments. 1
19 yak Sherpa communities in Nepal Yaks are revered and utilized for their milk, meat, and labor in Sherpa communities in Nepal. 1
20 yak coastal fishing communities The concept of yaks is uncommon in coastal fishing communities and not used for transportation or milk production. 1