People live in the entire polar region (Canada, Alaska, Russia, Greenland, northern Japan and the Scandinavian countries) They live there because they can (have the skills and knowledge), they are, or at least were, safe from Southerners, because they always have (tradition) and they like it (familiarity). There is sense of unity among all of these peoples. They meet annually for native games. In 2007 there were representaves from Alaska, the Yukon, northern Alberta, Nunavut, Northern Quebec, Greenland and the Russian provinces of Chukotka and Magadan.
Aside: The term Eskimo is a tad on the derogatory side - popular folk wisdom has it that it means "Eater of raw meat" in Cree. The northern Canadian First Nations people prefer to be called Inuit.
Eskimos need thick boots to insulate their feet, as it is very cold where they live.
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Yes there are eskimos that live in Alaska.
a polo bear
It is very difficult to sell a freezer to the Eskimos. This is because, the Eskimos live in areas that are very cold. They therefore do not need freezers to conserve their food.
Where Eskimos Live was created in 2002-05.
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Yes they live in cold parts of the northern hemisphere like eastern Russia, Alaska and Greenland
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No. There are no indigenous people that live in Antarctica: it's too cold.
Eskimos live in Nunavut, Canada and Greenland and polar bears live in the north pole.
An igloo actually holds heat on the inside quite well.