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Inuit thank their food befor they kill the animals (meat and fish). In the Arctic it is not possible to grow vegtables, so they eat little moss and grass like plants, called sedges or low shrubs.

Food
They eat: blubber; raw food; caribou; seal; fish; birds; musk oxen; whales; polar bears; berries; stems; fruits; eggs; meat; walrus; The Inuit ate most of their food raw because they had little or no ...

Inuit
The walrus, seal, and other fur-bearing sea mammals supply food and clothing to the Inuit. All parts of the animals were used. Parkas were made of seal-skin.

Inuit - MSN Encarta
... and Regional Groupings ; History ; Language and Literature ; Social Organization ; Provision of Food ; ... Inuit , a people inhabiting small enclaves in the coastal areas of Greenland, Arctic North America ...

Inuit - food
Inuit. Food. Victoria, Adam, Eric, Stephen, Class 61. Home Page. Clothing. Transportation. Food. Shelter. Arts and Crafts. Hunting. Religion and Traditions

Inuit - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The husky dog breed comes from Inuit breeding of dogs for transportation.They rode trained wolves and dogs to hunt for food. A team of dogs in a fan formation (and not bound together in a line like ...

Inuit Food
In the past, the Inuit ate caribou, whale and seal meat. They had to hunt for their food. To hunt an animal underwater in the Arctic during the winter months, the hunter need to cut a hole in ...

The Inuit
The Inuit (The People) ... Food: Clothes: Travel: Work: Play: Houses: Tools: More Information

Huron, Haida and Inuit Houses: Food --SFU Museum--
What kinds of things did they eat? The Huron were horticulturalists , which means they were farmers or gardeners. They grew their own corn, beans, and squash.

BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | Toxin threat to Inuit food
Researchers find "unacceptable levels" of man-made toxins in the Inuit population of Greenland. ... Researchers have for the first time documented "unacceptable levels" of man-made environmental ...