Fort Clatsop, they ate mostly elk meat (often somewhat spoiled) plus occasional wapato roots, dried berries, whale blubber and fish that they bought from the American Indians.

In '99 it was oatmeal or Pop-tarts for breakfast, Bagels with either peanut butter or E-Z cheese for lunch, and Lipton noodles, sometimes with a small can of meat, for supper. Of course that's just a summary. I carried plenty of snack foods and other goodies, like Snickers bars, for sustanance. See similar questions...

Polar bears have a great sense of smell and can detect a dead whale or seal from twenty miles away! Since they eat mostly seals, they catch a live seal by sitting by a seal air hole in the ice and then sneak up on the seal when it comes up to breathe. Did you know polar bears don't drink water? They get all the moisture they need from the food they eat. See similar questions...

While buffalo have always been the most important source of meat and other products, ancient peoples ate many different kinds of food. Animals such as elk, deer, and antelope were regularly hunted for food. Dogs were sometimes also eaten. Fish and shellfish were important in the diets of peoples in eastern South Dakota and along the Missouri River. Waterfowl were also occasionally hunted. Rabbits, turtles, prairie dogs, and just about any animal could be and was eaten at various times. See similar questions...

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It took about 3½ weeks. They started felling trees on December 9 and had it finished enough to move into on Christmas Day 1805. The pickets and gates completed the fort on New Years Day. See similar questions...

The party was in an unknown wilderness and did not know who or what they would run into. The walls of the fort helped them protect their tools and supplies from theft. The fort reinforced the explorers' sense of military order and helped with morale. See similar questions...

Ben decided to become a vegetarian when he was 16 years old. He prepared his own meals, and mentions eating boiled potatoes, rice, hasty pudding, bread, raisins, and water. Quickly finishing his simple meals gave Ben more time for reading. See similar questions...

I did not have to eat less. I had to eat right. Which, did not necessarily mean cutting down on ice-creams, chocolates, fudges, butter chicken and the likes. I just controlled my eating to 2200 calories a day. I didnt care how many times I ate, what I ate or how I ate it. I wouldn’t cross the limit. See similar questions...

Yes. There are archaeological remains of their settlements in Newfoundland, and both Norse sagas and Indian oral history describe the encounter. The Indians the Vikings met were probably the Beothuk, though they may also have encountered the Micmac. See similar questions...

I learned from an ex-circus performer, Mike Moreena. I had seen a woman do a fire act, and fell in love with the art. I said to my roommate that I wanted to learn to eat fire and like magic within a week Mike showed up saying "I would like to learn to juggle. I can't pay you anything, but Ican teach you to eat fire." A deal was struck. I learned to eat fire, but teaching Mike to juggle proved challenging. He can do it but it took a while. See similar questions...

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