Finding a six-toed Native American can be challenging, as the trait is rare and not specific to any one group. You might start by exploring communities or events that celebrate Native American culture, where you could meet individuals or families. Additionally, researching historical accounts or genetic studies might provide insights into the prevalence of this trait among certain tribes. Always approach such inquiries respectfully and with sensitivity to cultural contexts.
Native Americans:Arapahoe.Cheyenne.Cherokee.Creek.Chickasaw.Seminole.Navajo.Mohawk.HopiNavajo.Inuit.Aleut.Sioux.Crow.Ute.
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Six toes, six fingers. A two-toed sloth has six toes, four fingers. It has three toes and three fingers
Six toed frog
There are 105 different types of sloths. The giant sloth, three-toed, two-toed, and the big dicked are a couple examples. There are 105 different types of sloths. The giant sloth, three-toed, two-toed, and the big dicked are a couple examples.
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Iroquois League
The Native American tribes (originally the Haudenosaunee, later the Six Nations) is spelled Iroquois.
One is hiawath another is deganawida but I have not heard about any more
The Treaty of Ninety-Six, signed in 1786, was an agreement between the British colonial authorities and several Native American tribes, including the Cherokee and Creek, during the American Revolutionary War. It aimed to secure Native American neutrality and support for the British against American colonial forces. The treaty was named after the location of the negotiations, Ninety-Six, South Carolina. Ultimately, it was ineffective in preventing conflicts between settlers and Native Americans as the war progressed.
http://kvm.kvcc.edu/content/planetarium/schoolshows/skylegendsof3fires.htm at the bottom there is a brief story about a bear in the council of the three fires societ. (this is folklore)