Alaskan native

INUIT

This indigenous group traditionally thrives in Arctic regions across Canada, Greenland, and Alaska, known for their expertise in iglu-building and dog sledding.

"Alaskan native" points to the Inuit, an Indigenous people who traditionally live in the Arctic regions of Alaska, Canada, and Greenland. The term Inuit (meaning "the people" in their language) is often used instead of older names like Eskimo, which some find outdated or inaccurate. This clue is straightforward—no wordplay—just a direct reference to the group’s name. If you’ve heard of igloos or dogsleds, you’re likely thinking of Inuit culture.