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Mostly fish, although in polar regions that are short of the Poles themselves (i.e. Lapland, the far North of Russia etc.) they also eat reindeer meat. Vegetables are hard to grow in polar areas, but there are some hardy types of root crop and also wild berries that can be cultivated. Seals are not usually eaten because of their high quantity of blubber, and whales are a protected species, as are Polar bears, so it is illegal under international law to catch these.

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Modern explorers probably carry balanced high tech diets with them but Admiral Byrd and his ilk went for pure protein and simple carbs. As in beef jerky, dried fish and lots of refined white sugar.

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People in the polar regions catch fish from icy waters and they use caribou hides for cooking.

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polar bears mostly eat sea animals

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soup, astronaut food

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fishing

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