Alaska native

ALEUT

This indigenous group traditionally inhabited the Aleutian Islands and were known for their skilled hunting of marine mammals. Their language belongs to the Eskimo-Aleut family.

"Alaska native" refers to the Aleut people, an Indigenous group native to the Aleutian Islands and parts of southwestern Alaska. The answer "ALEUT" is a straightforward definition—no wordplay or tricks here—just a direct reference to the ethnic group. If you’re unfamiliar, the Aleuts are known for their rich maritime culture and history in the region.