1. Eskimos live in the Arctic, the total population is not large, but it does not belong to a single country, Greenland (Danish territory), the United States, Canada, Russia have Eskimos.
2. The Eskimos lived in the white world, but did not belong to the white race, but the authentic yellow race. However, after living in the vast snowy area for a long time, the Eskimos' physical characteristics have evolved adaptively and can withstand extreme cold.
3. The Eskimos did not voluntarily go to the Arctic to live, but in the process of migration, they could not defeat the Indians to retreat to the Arctic, the Indians thought they were frozen to death, and the miracle was that they survived.
4. The Eskimos don't like the "Eskimos" because this is the indo-Ann's derogatory name for them, meaning "people who eat raw meat", they call themselves "Inuit", which means "real people", you say I eat raw meat, I say you are not human!
5. The Eskimos are covered with fur, deerskin, bearskin, fox skin, seal skin, and the threads are made of animal intestines, not their luxury, because they may really freeze to death if they don't wear it like this.
6. The Eskimos are not wronged to be called "people who eat raw meat", they think that cooking meat is a tyrannical thing, like to eat raw meat, and especially like to eat somewhat rotten meat, such as the world's most famous "Kiviak" (fermented puffin)...
7. Eskimos eat meat all year round, and only every summer can they pick some wild fruits, and most of the time they can only supplement vitamins by eating raw meat. Imagine eating meat all year round is not very scary? And it's raw meat!
8. Not all Eskimos live in igloos (igloos, to be precise), most people live in stone houses and wooden houses, and only Eskimos living in the polar regions live in igloos all year round.
9. The Eskimos are very united, because the living conditions are too bad, and everyone raises children, if you look at whose children may be able to take them, many children are raised between many families.
10. Although the Eskimos lived in inaccessible places, they also had religious beliefs, most of them believed in animism and shamanism, and some believed in Protestant and Catholic.