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Why would you need self - sufficient if you lived in northern Canada?
Northern Canada is extremely remote. The climate is extremely harsh and has long cold winters.
What tribe lives in cold harsh land?
Mohokc
What was the climate of the Sioux tribe?
harsh cold-extreme heat
What type of houses people lived in in 1254?
extremely cold ones!
How does a penguin's body enable it to survive in extremely cold and harsh conditions?
cause it has a thick layer of coat that protects it from the cold.
What environment does the inuit tribe live?
The Inuit live in the Arctic region with a tundra environment which has low vegetation and small plants such as lichens and mosses
What tribe lived in cold and harsh weather?
The Inuit tribe, indigenous to the Arctic regions of Canada, Greenland, and Alaska, is well-known for living in cold and harsh weather. They adapted to their environment by developing skills in hunting, fishing, and building igloos, which provided warm shelter. Their diet primarily consisted of marine mammals, fish, and other resources available in icy conditions. The Inuit culture reflects a deep connection to their environment, with traditions and practices shaped by the challenges of their climate.
What physical feautures did the Iroquois have?
some physical futures are warm hot cold and where the mohawk tribe lived it was warm
What is the synonym for cold in this sentence The museums decorations were formal and cold to the touch?
harsh A+
What was the habitat that the Chinook tribe lived in?
They usually lived in cold areas, but they did sometimes live in much warmer areas...by thwe way im a 5th grader, I am not 100% wise on this topic, but what i say is true...in my opinion
Is the desert extremely cold and dry?
In the winter, the desert can be extremely cold and dry.
What is the wheather in Antarcitca?
Antarctica is typically extremely cold with temperatures ranging from -80°F to 14°F (-62°C to -10°C). It is also one of the driest places on Earth, receiving very little precipitation. Winds can be strong and harsh, making the already cold temperatures feel even colder.
