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The people of the Canadian Arctic, primarily Indigenous groups such as the Inuit, often refer to themselves as "Inuit," which means "the people" in the Inuktitut language. Inuit culture is rich with traditions and a deep connection to the land and sea. Other Indigenous groups in the region may include the Inuvialuit and the Gwich'in, each with their own distinct identities and languages. Overall, these communities emphasize their unique cultural heritage and connection to the Arctic environment.
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Native people who call themselves Inuit live in the Arctic region of which continent?
India
What do you call the ocean that surrounds the arctic?
The Arctic Ocean?
What recipes call for Arctic fox?
Arctic fox is not generally eaten by humans.
What do you call the north pole?
No, its the Arctic.
What do you call 50 penguins in the arctic?
Lost.
What do you call an arctic horse?
Frozen Ice
What do you call a group of Arctic fox?
A "skulk".
What do you call the time areas in the Arctic Circle?
There are no separate time zones north or south of the Arctic Circle.
What do you call an arctic boat?
Japanese fishing boat
What do you call a male arctic hare?
ask your mom or dad because i dont know
What do you call floating ice formations in the arctic and the Antarctic Ocean?
Glaciers
What do you call an Arctic cow?
There is no such thing. Cows (as in domesticated bovines) do not live nor are found in the Arctic.
