Arctic tundra lichen
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Arctic tundra lichen
The Inuit abandoned Akpatok Island, Nunavut, Canada, in 1900 and relocated to Kangirsuk on the Quebec mainland. Stories of cannibalism on early Akpatok persist to this day and one recent visitor reported finding many human skulls in a cave on the island.
Arctic lichen on glacier rolled rocks
Caribou and fox bones
Nunavik, mosses, flowers and algae
Tundra flora
Caribou and arctic fox bones on tundra moss/lichen
arctic moss/flora