Food is a primary reason seals are harvested. The Inuit waste nothing utilizing the fur, meat, bones etc. The seal was a primary source of protein and easily caught.
The fur was used for clothing and shelter. Trade was another reason to catch seal. European traders would provide many items unavailable otherwise in exchange for seal fur.
fish and seals
no they dont
they hunt fish and seals and then sow in tugeter
inuits
No!
inuit ware skin of animals like bear and seals also whales.
Mostly seals, walruses, caribou, fish and a lot of other type of animals that can survive in cold weather.
The Inuits hunted Polar bears, by having a group of people with spears and find a polar bear and make it stand on 2 legs and put a spear on the ground, and wait for it to get down then BOOM it's dead. They also hunt seals and fish, They don't eat plants!
Yes, seals eat puffins.
seals usually eat fish
no, although they do eat other breeds of seals pups.
Yes, seals like to eat lichens. They also eat fish, shellfish, krill and other foods. Some seals will also eat other, smaller seals.