Pretty much all the cultures that live outdoors and only live off what other people have told them or what their culture has told them, get their food in the same ways. They hunt for their meat and they gather berries and other things like that. Although the eskimos can’t really gather berries since they live in such a cold place, they hunt for all of the other food …show more content…
The Eskimos and the Baka are both those types of people. They don’t start their day waking up early and start getting ready for school/ work, they have to find a way to learn the things that they need to learn in a different way. For the children in both cultures usually the parents ( Most of the time the father) teach their kids what they need to know. They will just basically teach them as they go. Such as hunting the father could bring his child along and show him/her how it’s done, and the mothers show them how to fish or get other types of foods. They kids also just learn by watching and observing what they see in their everyday life, and just follow …show more content…
As several people know the eskimos build their igloos in a dome shape, but not many people know that the bakas build their shelters in a dome shape as well. The dome shape is a very strong shape and they are used to stay strong through all the different types of weather. Although the baka build their shelter out of leaves and twigs ad the eskimos build theirs out of snow, the way that they are made pretty much in the same