The Alsea hunted seals and sea lions, and fished for salmon.

The talk is particularly galling given that, according to the Greenland National Museum, Greenlanders have hunted seals as their primary food supply for roughly 4,400 years, and hunting seals is deeply imbedded in their culture.

All powers seemed his, all potentialities - why, then, was he no more than the obscure master of a seal-hunting schooner with a reputation for frightful brutality amongst the men who hunted seals?

The treaty also provided an exemption to aboriginal tribes which hunted seals using traditional methods and for non-commercial purposes including food and shelter.

This fish-eating orca is distinctly different from the one that hunts seals.

They hunted seals and fished in the rich waters.

"They hunted seals there in my day."

"They hunted seals in my day too," he said without intonation.

In earlier times, however, the farmers had supplemented sheep farming by trips to the coast, where they hunted seals and collected eggs.

Several crew members began showing early signs of scurvy, against which Dr. Kane hunted seals and foxes to provide fresh meat.