What's the difference between Inuit and Eskimo?

There is no difference. Inuit people are also called Skimo people. Inuit, also known as Eskimos, live in the Arctic region, both inside and outside the Arctic Circle from Siberia and Alaska to Greenland, and live in Greenland, the United States, Canada and Russia respectively. Belonging to the arctic type of Mongolian race, it has created characters spelled with Latin letters and Slavic letters. Many people believe in animism and shamanism, while others believe in Protestantism and Catholicism. Houses include stone houses, wooden houses and snow houses. Half of the houses are underground and the doorways are extremely low.

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Inuit tradition

Dogs are very important to Inuit people. In the past, if there were no dogs, Inuit people would not be able to move. These loyal hounds would warn their owners of the danger. In addition to pulling sledges in winter and moving things in summer, Inuit also use them to tug boats and act as "trackers".

2. Another cultural feature of Inuit people is eating raw meat, which is a traditional habit for Indians to call them Eskimos. But in fact, Inuit people really like to eat raw meat, which is their traditional food in their words.

Baidu encyclopedia-Inuit

People's Network-an indelible Inuit tradition: dogs pull sleds and eat raw meat.