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Georgia                                  If you ever happen to be caught in a snowstorm, the following tips will help you survive.Try to Be Prepared At All Times. ...Watch the Weather Report. ...If You Are Outdoors, Try to Find Shelter Immediately. ...If You Are in Your Vehicle, Stay There. ...Stay Hydrated. ...Build a Fire. ...Stay Positive.

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Georgia                                  If you ever happen to be caught in a snowstorm, the following tips will help you survive.Try to Be Prepared At All Times. ...Watch the Weather Report. ...If You Are Outdoors, Try to Find Shelter Immediately. ...If You Are in Your Vehicle, Stay There. ...Stay Hydrated. ...Build a Fire. ...Stay Positive.

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People have adapted to the Arctic through behavioral means, such as the manners in which they construct their homes, and physiologically, as they have thicker bodies than people from other habitats possess. Humans can adapt to many different habitats because of their intelligence, but over time, their bodies evolve to suit the habitat as well. The Arctic is one of the most challenging habitats in which humans have permanently settled

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5. Inuits mainly eat fish and meat because there aren't a lot of resources.

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6 how they get there

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Taliesin                                                                                               the desert climate is a harsh climate 

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Taliesin                                                                                               the desert climate is a harsh climate 

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they live in houses like ones made out of mud they drink

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1. People were very thick clothing to protect them from the cold usually made out of polar bear fur and sea lion skin
2. They cover up body parts like the nose, ear and fingers
3. They eat krill and sea lion meat and sometimes sea lion fat
4. They make tools out of bones and teeth of bears and seels
5. They encourage each other so they don't lose confident of their abilities to live in the arctic

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1. They don't waste any part of an animal. They use the blubber for fuel, the meat for food, the bones for weapons and the skins for clothes and blankets.
2.In summer they live in tents made of animal skins. in winter they live in igloos that take around twenty minutes.
3. Our genes have changed to give us thicker bodies to stay warm. We burn a lot of calories and are shorter.
4.Here is a diagram of an igloo

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1.people build houses with ice which keep the hot air in.
2. people use penguins skins, polar bear and caribou (reindeer) skin to make clothes.
3. people hunt:
seals: meat and skin
walrus: ivory(tusks) and meat(for dogs)
beluga wales: skin, food like muktuk ( outer skin and blubber
Narwhal: ivory, meat for dogs
4. use animal tooths, bones, ivory, antlers, horns and  stones for weapons
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5- what they eat

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1.The most famous traditional way of housing in the snow is to build an igloo. It is made from blocks of wind-packed, dry snow and can be built in as little as half an hour.
2.People who in the artic make cloths that are made out of animal hide because the animals are also adapted to the artic.
3.In summer Inuit's spend their summer fishing and hunting caribou.
4.The Inuit's use stone knifes, bow and arrow, ivory harpoon heads etc.
5.The colour of the ice beneath your feet will give you an indication about whether you should keep walking onwards or retreat quickly to a safer territory.
Picture of caribou:

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1.in the winter, cold arctic temperatures and extreme wind chills make it dangerous to venture outdoors without proper clothing and gear.
2.humans can adapt to many different habitats because of their intelligence, but over time, their bodies evolve to suit the habitat as well.
3.they use what they have and they use every bit of it for example using every bit of a polar bear, the skin for clothing and the inside for meat, the liver is the only thing that is traditionally discarded.
4. They make houses of  ice these are called igloos. They make money by selling oil and gas from rich deposits which are under the permafrost , tourism, or conducting research.
5. Since very little vegetation can survive in the artic climate, the Inuit can not depend only on plants and vegetables for food, So they use what they have which is animals and meat by using a bow and arrow.

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1. The most famous way to live in the artic is to build/live in an igloo.
2.Polar bear-skin clothing can provide warmth for a hunter who lies on the ice for hours waiting for his target to appear.
3. To avoid both the nip and bite varieties, people wear mitts rather than gloves and they don't lace their boots too tightly . Nose, cheeks, ears, chin and toes are usually the first parts of the body affected. If their skin turns white or feel a stinging sensation from an ice cold breeze, they  are likely suffering frostbite or frostnip.
4. Warm, breathable, quick-dry thermals and fleeces must be the only type of clothing worn in the Arctic.
5. there clothing must keep them as warm and as dry as possible. Any excess moisture will freeze you instantly.

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1. People communicate with each other and help each other to get through the hard times
2.People keep warm by hunting animals and use the animals skin as blankets and clothing. People also make weapons out of animal skin animals teeth and oil.
3.People make there homes and shelter out of ice and plants.
4. A person that is not dressed will start to feel cold if the surrounding  temperature drops below around 25 degrease c (77 F).Pysiological response suchas shivering diverting blood away from the extremities and surface of the skin will then kick in.
5. The reduction in the bodies temperature results in compare function.this is seen most easilyat low temperatures when you try to do something like tieing a shoe lace or do up an award batton with  fingers that are clumsy with cold. because the neve cells that transmit impulses work more slowly as do the muscles controlling your fingers.

This is a picture of people building an igloo in artic conditions.-

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Oli   clara                                        --------------------------------------                                                   1. people make houses out of ice and snow (called igloos) that keep the hot air in and the cold air out.

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Oli   clara                                        --------------------------------------                                                   1. people make houses out of ice and snow (called igloos) that keep the hot air in and the cold air out.

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2. People make weapons and tools out of animal skin, oil and teeth.
3. People wear thick warm clothes.
4. People pack small solar panels that are connected to lights and heaters.
5. picture of igloo: