Explain how people are adapted to survived extreme environments
(Polar Region)
Inuits adapt to life in extreme polar environment as Inuits are short and stocky, helping to conserve heat. Clothing is multi-layered and uses local skins and furs. Also, farming is not possible. Traditionally, seasonal hunting was vital, with food being frozen or salted. The Inuit and Saami adapted to diets based on protein and flat. Furthermore, in homes, steep roofs are needed to shed snow, and modern buildings are triple glazed and face into the sun to maximise solar gain. They are built on stilts to avoid problems of melting the frozen ground (permafrost).
This was marked by my geography teacher as 6/6 but you want an 8 marker so I'll add an extra point:
Camels, which can cope with aridity, were used in the past and travel was often at night. Modern roads and rails have to be designed to cope with heat and resist buckling
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