The strange Aleut people ate seals and conquered the ocean.

Amidst the stormy waters of Alaska, the Aleut people have survived thanks to their sophisticated hunting techniques, their lifestyle in harmony with nature, and their extraordinary resilience passed down through generations.

The Aleut people are the indigenous inhabitants of the Aleutian Islands. They live scattered across volcanic islands in the Bering Sea, near the Arctic Circle. Photo: Pinterest.

Masters of the sea. They are famous for their kayaks made from sealskin, which are lightweight and very durable. Photo: Pinterest.

The Aleutian language is unique. Belonging to the Eskimo-Aleutian family, Aleutian languages ​​have a complex structure and rich nuances. Photo: Pinterest.

Hunting walruses and seals is a traditional occupation. They depend on hunting these large marine mammals to survive in the cold environment. Photo: Pinterest.

The Aleutian headdress is famous. These long, feather-adorned headdresses, worn by skilled hunters, are a hallmark of Aleutian culture. Photo: Pinterest.

Oral storytelling culture. The legends, epics, and folk tales of the Aleut people are passed down orally through generations. Photo: Pinterest.

Contact with the outside world began after the 18th century. Contact with Russia and the United States profoundly changed Aleutian culture. Photo: Pinterest.

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