You can get the Japanese Pokemon Black & White in some shops in Japan, or you can pre-order Pokemon Black & White on a site called Play Asia.
Probaly Asia.
white winged duck..native to Asia and India...
Normally tiger consist of the colors orange,white,or black with black stripes (black one has white stripes). But asian tigers are normally orange and black! :) -wolf-gal10
they live in Asia i am pretty sure that they lie in china mainly
The most non-racist animal: Black , White, and it lives in Asia.
Well if you buy it on play Asia you can get it for when they ship it you don't get it the day it comes out you get it after maybe 4 days I'm guessing depends if you use fast delivery plus this is for the English version plus at play Asia you can buy things and be the first to play them If people think I'm saying you get it like after it comes out, no you don't you get it when you order it. OFFICIAL RELEASE DATE ANNOUNCED: March 6th 2011!
If you live in Europe, it comes out on March 4 2011. In USA, it comes out March 6 2011. In Asia, comes out somewhere around December 2010. I don't know when it comes out for places like Australia... But if you live in Europe, USA, or Asia, it already came out!From Australia: Pokemon B/W is coming out on March 10th here.
Doesnt make sense and Russia is part of Europe not Asia because the culture looks European, the languages sounds European and the people are white not Black or Asian
Several snake species exhibit black and white coloration, including the Eastern Kingsnake, which can have a striking black and white banded pattern. The Black and White Tiger Rat Snake is another example, known for its distinctive coloration and pattern. Additionally, the Banded Water Snake has black and white bands, making it easily recognizable. These snakes can be found in various habitats across North America and Asia.
The Black Sea is located east of Sinop and Kastamonu (Turkey) and the white sea does not exsist I think and the red sea is located between Africa and Asia.
Africa. Other continents may have rhinos in zoos and animal parks