What is caribou and how is it useful for the eskimos
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Caribou and its uses to Eskimos.
Explanation:
Caribou can also be known as Rain deer. They are unique species that can be found in America's Northern regions, a part of Asia, Europe and Greenland.
Even though this animal has been marked as vulnerable to humans Eskimos living in Greenland have found a way to make them as a pet. They use them as a transport animal like horse. To pull carts and sleds.
Caribou and its uses to Inuits (eskimos)
Caribou is commonly known as reindeer and is usually found in the Arctic region, tundra, in the upper mountain regions of North America, Siberia, etc.
People who live in the harsh cold climate of the Arctic and the North Pole rely on caribou mainly for their food clothing and shelter. The meat of the caribou is used as food. Its hide is used to make jackets and other dresses to keep them warm and also as tent material.