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    The Inuit Whale Hunter

    by ELAINE ANSELMI Jun 01, 2017 2 minutes

    WHEN THE SEA ICE around Tuktoyaktuk in the Northwest Territories of Canada melts in early July, hunters in the Inuvialuit community on the shore of the Beaufort Sea head out in aluminum boats packed sparsely to make room for their prey: beluga whale.

    Emmanuel Adam, a 64-year-old hunter, trapper, and native of Tuktoyaktuk, says calm weather helps the hunt. His

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