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What Arctic people are there?
inuit people are arctic people! XD
Do people kill Arctic foxes?
People kill Arctic foxes for their pelt.
Who are the native people of the high arctic?
Many people think that Eskimos are only natives to the High Arctic, but this is an incorrect assumption. In a recent archaeological dig in the High Arctic, it has been discovered that another true native people has been discovered in that region, the Garden Gnome. Though they have been mysteriously hiding out for years in trailer parks and low income suburbs, scientists have been able to finally capture a few of these elusive creatures and attempt to match their DNA sequence with remains found at the discovered archaeological site. Though a few DNA variances exist, scientist believe the similarities are striking and close enough to theorize that both Eskimos and Garden Gnomes are the true native people of the High Arctic.
What is available to the people of the arctic?
what resources are available to the peoples of the arctic
Can humans live in the Arctic?
About 4 million people live in the arctic, but in antarctica nobody lives there all you round.2
What do the Arctic wear?
the people in the arctic wear coats and warm clothing
How do people in the arctic bath?
In the Arctic, People take water the have ordered and they have to heat the water up for a very long time. or they just jump into the Arctic water :)
Why are people destroying the arctic?
you answer it
Do Arctic wolves hunt?
Yes, Arctic wolves hunt. In the wild, Arctic wolves primarily prey on muskoxen and Arctic hares. They have also been found to prey on lemmings , Arctic foxes, birds and beetles.
Why do few people live in the arctic when many live in the west?
Arctic is very cold so people woun't live there.
What people live at arctic?
Innuit people or eskimos.
How many people visit the arctic a year?
It is difficult to provide an exact number of people who visit the Arctic each year because it varies depending on the region of the Arctic and the specific activities being pursued. However, tourism in the Arctic has been increasing in recent years due to a growing interest in experiencing the region's unique landscapes and wildlife.
