What did the Inuit use the animals they hunted for?

Answer 1

The Inuit hunt seals, whales, fish, and polar bears.

Most of their food comes from seals since they are the easiest to catch. They will often find a seal hole and wait for the seal to reappear through the ice for air and will shoot or club them to death.

They hunt whales with canoes and harpoons. They stick the whale with the harpoon and just wait for it to tire then they kill it. Like all northern tribes Inuits don't plant foods.

Answer 2

They used fishing rods and made a hole in the ice and fished for their food. Not only did they do that but they also made their own weapons such as bow and arrows and they use to kill the animals then cook them. It is quite interesting to learn about this kind of things in History/Geography. << I hope this helped you. :)

Answer 3

they hunt for food! they don't kill animals for fun if that's what your thinking... that's the only way they would survive those days... & if they did not hunt they would obviously have no food and sadly die..... they hunt for food!

Answer 4

Local animals which in some areas included Polar Bears, Whales, Seals, fox, fish, foul, and anything edible.

Answer 5

they use it for food an health to heal people the ladrare

Answer 6

The Inuit people used spears to catch and hunt fish.

Answer 7

i think the hunt for caribu...