Name: The Little Hunter
Uploaded: 2017-03-16T09:32:51.000+01:00
Duration: 789 s
Description: The Inuit community of Northern Greenland still mainly live from seal and polar bear hunting. Yet fewer and fewer young people want to become hunters. Young Qaaqqukannguaq is bucking the trend.

The Little Hunter

El pequeño cazador del Ártico

Mały myśliwy Arktyki

The Inuit community of Northern Greenland still mainly live from seal and polar bear hunting. Yet fewer and fewer young people want to become hunters. Young Qaaqqukannguaq is bucking the trend.

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Young Qaaqqukannguaq dreams of being a hunter like his father and grandfather

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