Yes , and still do. A lot of rural white Americans also eat snapping turtles. They say each part of it has different tasting meat. Some like ham, some like beef etc. I have been offered some, but I'm not very gastronomically adventurous, though I did have a bite of rattlesnake once . Besides , I like turtles.
"A LOT (emphasis added) of rural white Americans" do not eat snapping turtles. Those who still eat turtles at all are an extreme minority, and those who do eat them do so on rare occasions. Turtles are notoriously filthy, and it takes a very high level of knowledge, skill, and work to properly clean them. As a result, turtles are eaten more often (but still not common) as a novelty/delicacy in southern restaurants by people across a wide social and racial spectrum, with a large number of those partaking being wealthy foodie tourists. There are small enclaves of rural exceptions, and they are roughly majority half white and half mixed ancestry, minority African or native descent.
the native Americans did eat meat they had plenty like deer they cant be all vegetarians
The Pacific Northwest Native Americans ate eggs. They were called the Puget Sound Indians and they ate deer, elk, eggs, oysters, shrimp, turtles, and wild berries. They were wise and built their homes where food was plentiful.
trout; wild animals
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i honestly and truly have no clue :)
blackberries turtles fish buffalo and different animals
what did native americans eat
No.
they did but they don't any more because they have made them endangered
Many native Americans do eat crabs. This is a common food for many of the coastal tribes and helped them to survive.
no they did not eat the eyeballs
to eat
some do
the native Americans did eat meat they had plenty like deer they cant be all vegetarians
Buffalo meat
Because they liked to eat.
fish