Greenland

He never explored Greenland that i know of, i know that Bjarni did.

Right now, It is 22 degrees some were in Greenland (as of august 11, 2009) And i think its summer there, but It can get in the minuses lots of times there. So around 15-20 (it can feel like that)

Although the coasts of the island are very green in the summer when they are ice-free, it may have been part of the colonization efforts by its discoverer, Erik the Red (Danish: Erik den Røde). After being exiled from Iceland, he returned there in 982, and called the new island Greenland, to attract potential settlers.

*Geographically, Greenland is part of the North American continent; geopolitically, the country is part of Europe, and nationally Greenland is part of Denmark.

* Until World War II, Greenland was closed and self-sufficient economically. During the war, the country was supplied by the USA, which established a number of bases, of which all but three were closed down after the war. Today only the military airbase Pituffik (Thule) in North Greenland is left.

* Greenland ceased to be a Danish colony in 1953 when Greenlanders became equal citizens of the kingdom of Denmark. In 1979 the country achieved Home Rule status and authorized to have its own parliament.

The Kato people were provided food from the forests and streams. Dear meat was usually eaten along with bears, squirrels, moles, skunks and raccoon. They would also catch salmon and other fish. Nuts, sees, roots and berries would be gathered by the women.

kush eshte mali me i lart ne bote

Hunting, fishing, and gathering naturally growing plants, such as berrries.

Eric the Red

Leif Ericson is NOT correct! Erik the Red discovered and created a settlement on Greenland. Leif Erikson, his son, was born in Greenland, and explored and discovered Newfoundland and Vinland.

The people of Greenland and northern Canada, primarily Indigenous groups such as the Inuit, have rich cultural traditions and a deep connection to their land. They face unique challenges, including climate change impacts on their environment and lifestyle, as well as socio-economic issues. Despite these challenges, they continue to advocate for their rights, maintain their cultural practices, and adapt to changing circumstances while seeking greater autonomy and involvement in governance. Efforts to preserve their languages and traditions are crucial for sustaining their identities in a rapidly changing world.

Green is a misnomer in the name. There is a lot of ice and cold in Greenland. Actually, Iceland should be called Greenland and Greenland should be called Iceland.

Yes , Greenland is called the land of snow.It is cool throughout the year. The temperature is always below freezing point.It has heavy snofall everyweek.

well it is the polar bear considering that its icy down there and there are crested cranes and domestic moutain cats too but polar bears are its main animal.

Figure skating

Iceland is an island nation located in the North Atlantic Ocean, situated between Greenland and Norway. Greenland, the world's largest island, is located to the northeast of Canada and is an autonomous territory within the Kingdom of Denmark. Both places are known for their stunning landscapes, including glaciers and volcanic activity in Iceland, and vast ice sheets and rugged terrain in Greenland. Despite their names, Iceland is relatively green, while Greenland has extensive ice coverage.

cause its green and green is good

Greenland is part of the Kingdom of Denmark.

No, not all parts of Greenland. Along the coast would be less icy.

Byron

Greenland is 2,166,086 km2 or 836,109 sq miles.

Yes

what is the greenland symbol