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Tell me one food from your country that helps people stay healthy.
Tell me one healthy habit the Inuits have.
What do Inuits eat a lot of?
Animal fat.
What does “frozen” mean?
Very cold, turned into ice.
What kind of animal is a reindeer?
A large animal that lives in cold places.
Where can you find seaweed?
In the sea.
What is an iceberg?
A large piece of ice floating in the sea.
Would you enjoy living in a place like Kulusuk? Why or why not?
What can people in the “western world” learn from the Inuits?
To eat natural food, cook simply, and stay healthy even in hard conditions.
Why might life in Kulusuk be difficult?
Because winters are long, the sea is frozen, and there’s little fresh food.
Why do you think the Inuits are healthy even if they eat a lot of fat?
Because the fat comes from natural animals and they boil their food instead of frying it.
Why do the animals they eat have a lot of fat?
Because the fat keeps them warm in freezing temperatures.
How do the Inuits usually cook their meat?
They boil it instead of frying it.
What kinds of animals do they eat?
Seals, whales, fish, reindeer, and other land animals.
What do the Inuits eat instead of vegetables?
They eat seaweed, berries, and lots of animal meat.
Why can’t the Inuits grow vegetables?
Because the summer is too short.
What is the weather like in summer?
It’s pleasant and mild, with fantastic views of icebergs.
How many people live in Kulusuk?
About 250 people.
Where is Matt Silver writing from?
Kulusuk, an Inuit village in Greenland.
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