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Published on Dec 13, 2015
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The Inuit live in igloos, cabins, and tents.
Photo by Matthew Burpee
The homes are made out of hard snow, animal skins, wood, whale bones, ice, and rocks.
Photo by subarcticmike
Their homes are the same as ours because some of their houses are made out of wood.
Photo by Kitty Terwolbeck
And their tents are different then ours because theirs are made out of animal skin.
Photo by Travis S.
How they make igloos is they get a hard kind of snow, turn them into blocks, put them together, and cut them a little.
Photo by Keltose
To make a tent they sew deer or walrus skin together and they use poles on the inside to hold it up.
They use these shelters because their place is very cold and they don't have bricks or stone like we do.
Photo by U.S. Geological Survey
