Inuit Culture and Diet

What regions do the Inuit live in?

• Greenland, Canada, and Alaska

• Iceland, Norway, and Sweden

• Russia, Finland, and Denmark

• Antarctica and New Zealand

What is a primary reason the Inuit traditionally eat mostly meat?

• They dislike vegetables

• Crop cultivation is impossible in their cold climates

• Meat is readily available in grocery stores

• Tradition dictates a meat-heavy diet

Name two types of animals that are part of the traditional Inuit diet.

• Elephants and giraffes

• Seals and walruses

• Tigers and lions

• Kangaroos and koalas

What percentage of fat does the traditional Inuit diet consist of?

• 10-20%

• 30-40%

• 50-75%

• 80-90%

How has the Inuit diet changed in modern times?

• They now eat only vegetables

• They continue to follow the same traditional diet

• They have diversified their diet due to access to various foods

• They exclusively consume fast food