Seal

Where Olemaun lives there are ____________(3)

• Harbour Seals

• Ross Seals

• Ringed Seals

• Harp Seals

What are the threats to seals?

• • Hunting

  • Vessel Strikes

  • Chemical Contaminants

  • Oil Spills/Energy Exploration

  • Climate Change

• • Hunting

  • Vessel Strikes

  • Entanglement

  • Oil Spills/Energy Exploration

  • Climate Change

• • Hunting

  • Vessel Strikes

  • Entanglement

  • Chemical Contaminants

  • Oil Spill

  • Energy Exploration

  • Climate Change

• • Hunting

  • Vessel Strikes

  • Oil Spills/Energy Exploration

  • Climate Change

The story of Nuliajuk talks about

• How humans were created

• How Inuit believed sea animals were created.

• How sea animals were created

Harp seals are about _____ feet long.

Harp Seals weigh about _________.

• 160 to 200 pounds

• 260 to 300 pounds

• It was not mentioned.

​ A harp seals front flippers are _____ (smaller/larger) than their back flippers

 The Canada Department of Fisheries and Oceans sets an _____ total allowable catch for commercial, aboriginal, and personal use hunting. 

• Monthly

• Annual

Olemaun’s family needed to be able to hunt in the Arctic to survive. This is because there were no grocery stores where she lives. Inuit people prioritized _____ and hunting over anything because without food they would not be able to survive and would die.

• Fishing

• Trapping

• Canoeing