Is it true that Eskimos have 17 names for ice?
460516
there is a reason why you never hear about giant Eskimo orgies...
578266
largest with all the ice\n\n2nd largest without all the ice
441075
The word Eskimo is not an Eskimo word. It means "eaters of raw meat" and was used by the Algonquin Indians of eastern Canada for these hardy neighbors who wore animal-skin clothing and were adept hunters. The name became commonly employed by European explorers and now is generally used, even by Eskimo. Their own term for themselves is Inuit (the Yupik variant is Yuit), which means the "real people."\n\nThey are the native inhabitants of the seacoasts of the Arctic and sub-Arctic regions of North America and the northeastern tip of Siberia. Their habitation area extends over four countries: the United States, Canada, the USSR, and Greenland. \n\nWherever they live--Alaska, Canada, Greenland, Siberia--the Eskimo are now much involved in the modern world. Not only have they wholeheartedly adopted much of its technology, but they also use imported food, clothing, and house forms; similarly, their educational, recreational, economic, religious, and governmental institutions have been heavily influenced by the dominant European, Canadian, American, and Soviet cultures. Traditional practices and beliefs have not so thoroughly changed that most Eskimo can be termed assimilated or acculturated, especially in matters relating to social organization and child rearing. Significant changes have begun to occur in all areas of their way of life as a result of sustained contact with the outside world.
1107274
first off.. there are no eskimos in antartica hehe antartica is much much colder, there are a few scientific labs in antartica, maybe a bit more.. but not much.. very very harsh down there
54835
Seven is the correct answer. I'm not sure what kind of source you're looking for, but I've found it in multiple sources.
569599
According to the NASA website, there are 134.*\n\nMercury - 0\nVenus - 0\nEarth - 1\nMars - 2\nJupiter - 62\nSaturn - 31\nUranus - 24\nNeptune - 13\nPluto - 1 \n \nBut there is another website that claims there are 156.**\n\nMercury=0 \nVenus=0 \nEarth=1 \nMars=2 \nJupiter=63 \nSaturn=47 \nUranus=27 \nNeptune=13 \nPluto=3\n\nTake it for what it's worth.
1016891
There are 18. You can learn more about them at the link below.
555206
There are 69 that include N. (134 overall)\n\nexamples are \nanalog atonal clang conga natal notal talon tango tanga tonal clan gnat tang tong
660431
Nakomek in Labrador Inuktitut.  Qujannami in Baffin Inuktitut.\n\nI won't repeat those you've already had.
231034
not sure\n\nbut i know it has hockey, maple syrup, mounties, moose, and people thats say eh alot
935510
I think you meant "eskimos."  \nI don't know if there is any special name for such a stick, but how is this in any way related to Etiquette?
1076297
There are at least 8, maybe more. \n\nBritain/England\nCyprus\nEgypt\nFalkland Islands\nGibraltar\nLebanon\nSt Helens\nSyria
1024747
I’ve heard of seven, but who knows...
944158
Yes, there are.\nFor a full name, it's really kinda rare. \nStill, these are all names of girls:\n\nCryz\nShy\nLyn\nGwyn\nLyz\nSyl\nByn\nBlyth\nJyl\nFlynn\n\ni think there may be more but you really didn't say how many you wanted.. (curious thing, though, is the letter "y")
215770
depends on the ice...\n\nmany different types of ice in different states of being 'frozen' and at different temperatures and with\ndifferent degrees of purity of the water or other frozen substance...\n\nthe answer would be yes more often than no...
35259
Firstly, it is politically incorrect to refer to the native people of the north as "Eskimos." \nAlthough they have many names, they are most commonly called the Inuit.\n\nSecondly, who said anything about evolution stopping? The only reason that say "fish aren't walking up on beaches constantly" is that not every species evolves in the same way. Hence the idea of a "common ancestor" or "missing link."\n\nThirdly, as for evidence for evolution, look around at the various slight differences between species.\n(i.e. Black spruce and white spruce)
591401
Yes and No. Depends on where your from. Eskimos have 60 odd words to descibe white colours...I guess mine would fit one of those words.