How to pronounce “inuit” in English

The Inuit took the British to be gods.

The Inuit didn't fear the cold.

The Inuit do not have any plant drugs, but it's only because none of them grow where they live.

The Inuit don't use many spices.

So Inuit houses typically have a long entrance.

The Inuit are masters of perception.

Younger Inuit were particularly eager to use the new technology.

The Inuits' extraordinary wayfinding skills are born not of technological prowess-- they've eschewed maps, compasses, and other instruments--

The world of the Inuit is melting from beneath them.

Are they Inuit people?

They are Inuit.

Something changed in Inuit culture at the turn of the millennium.

So the Inuit hunters, the young hunters, didn't go out and buy GPS systems because they wanted to increase the odds that they'd

But I think Inuits are the only culture that subsists primarily off meat-based diet.

He's a Baffin Island Inuit.

And I became fascinated with Inuit carvings.

So we're up in the Inuit land and running near the Arctic Circle.

on to be CEO of Inuit.

And although they did kidnap Inuits and Indians and bring them back to England, they also returned them to America.

traditional culture like Tibet or Inuits in the Arctic or bedin in the desert

So, Inuit Elders might talk about belugas in the ocean in the same breath as beavers in the rivers.

I'm very "Inuit."

Despite the brutal conditions, Inuit hunters have for some 4,000 years ventured out from their homes on the island and traversed miles of ice and tundra

Aborigines, the Inuit, and the Athapaskans, because I was in an ice scenario, and I wanted to go north into the polar

You might find some weird tribe like the Massai or the Inuits up in Greenland, but that's not a civilization.

But because I was in the embrace of the genius of the Inuit people, of course, I survived, as they always do.

It's like the Inuit.

And they did what English began to do with some regularity-- they captured one Inuit.

Are the Inuit?

When the British reached the Arctic, they took the Inuit to be savages.

And isn't it-- would you wear this today, the Inuit raincoat?

And her own designs, that kind of translucency that you see in the Inuit raincoat or coat made out

Let me give you the case of the polar Inuit.

So these are the northernmost group of hunter-gatherers in the world, the polar Inuit.

It's called an oosik, and it's used as a weapon of warfare by the Inuit.

That last stop was Alaska, where they picked up 40 dogs and two Inuit .

What won't be mitigated is the loss of what one tribal elder describes as "the wisdom and knowledge of the Inuit."

And the other part that was really exciting was that we had supporters from Little Diomede Island who were Inuit, who had had family on Big Diomede Island.

If you live in Bangladesh or you live in the Sub-Saharan in Africa or you live in the Inuit community up in the Arctic, I mean rapid climate change is happening now.

So if we all grew up in a carb free environment, if we were Inuits or Masai, or Native Plains Indians of the Great Plains, and we didn't have the carbs in the diet, we would all basically

And just to know that in the Amazon, Jaguar Shaman still journey beyond the Milky Way or that in the high Arctic, the myths of the Inuit elders

that very, very few people have visited let alone seen, indigenous peoples around the Arctic gathered and produce an Inuit declaration on sovereignty,

So they had had a number of engagements with Indians, the Inuit.

them, because who could speak Navajo, and Lakota, and Cherokee, and Inuit, and all these languages.

And they lacked many of the technologies, the fancy tools, that Inuit typically have that have been recorded by so many other explorers an anthropologists.

And by the way, it's all legally obtained ivory, by Inuit folks.

The anthropologist Claudio Aporta, of Carleton University in Ottawa, has been studying Inuit hunters for years.

But I would say, really, the Athapaskans, the Inuit, and the Aborigines were probably the three main.

The ease, convenience, and precision of automated navigation made the Inuits' traditional techniques seem antiquated and cumbersome by comparison.