This Is How An Ice Hut Stay Warm Inside Even If Its Made Entirely Of Snow!

One day, you probably saw a scene from a movie, series, or documentary featuring an Eskimo wearing fur and heavy clothing, standing in front of a fully built igloo made of snow. One of the common questions that comes to mind when people see this scene is how anyone can live inside a house made of snow?
In polar regions, the weather is cold, and snow is also cold. We build houses made of snow to stay warm inside. Initially, this may seem completely illogical, but in reality, it is very logical and normal. These snow houses are not just in cartoons; they actually exist, and Eskimo people, who live in polar regions, have been building them for a long time.
Welcome to this episode of "Curious queries," where we will answer the question of how an igloo, which is made of snow, can be warm from the inside. But before we begin, click the subscribe button and the notification bell to receive our videos first.

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I find it funny that you acknowledge that these people find the term Eskimo to be offensive and prefer Inuit, yet you continue to call them Eskimo for the rest of the video.

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