Inuit adapt to environment from "summary" of Arctic Dreams by Barry Holstun Lopez
The Inuit people of the Arctic have developed a way of life that is intricately intertwined with the harsh environment in which they live. Their survival depends on their ability to adapt to the extreme conditions of the Arctic, and over centuries they have honed their skills to perfection. One of the most striking ways in which the Inuit have adapted to their environment is through their ingenious use of resources. In a landscape where food and materials are scarce, the Inuit have learned to make the most of what is available to them. They hunt seals and whales for food and clothing, using every part of the animal to ensure nothing goes to waste. They build their homes out of snow and ice, creating structures that are remarkably warm and sturdy despite the freezing temperatures outside. The Inuit's deep understanding of...
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