Nunavut Inuits eating raw trout and raw caribou liver in the tundra

[William]

Do you have a source you can direct us to? Bear in mind that the stomach contents are partially fermented, which might make them more digestible.

No, but who needs it?
I tried completely fermented raw milk, did me no good, and that's a far more likely candidate for making food by fermentation than what caribou eat.

Have you not noticed that movies are loaded with propaganda?

[PaleoPhil]

Like I said, I'm not saying we should necessarily eat what the Inuit eat, so I have no plans to eat caribou stomach contents, which is not possible where I live anyway.

[alphagruis]

I also eat wild boar meat. But it is checked by vets. What about your meat?

It is in principle checked by vets except when I buy it directly from a hunter. I also intend to hunt myself in future.

[raw-al]

Here is a french report about inuit hunters in the tundra.
You can see at 9:20 inuits eating fresh raw trout and at 13:00 inuits eating the fresh liver of a killed caribou with the content of the stomach.

http://plus7.arte.tv/fr/1697660,CmC=3042552,scheduleId=3016548.html
 

I don't seem to see the film at the link. Has it moved or am I missing something?

[carnivore]

I don't seem to see the film at the link. Has it moved or am I missing something?

The film is no more available unfortunately.