Why are Inuit yellow and not Caucasian?

Because the ancestors of the Inuit were pan-Eurasian people who evolved to an irreversible state of yellow people before stepping on the Bering Strait.

When I went to the North Pole, I realized that the tears of the yellow race are not shed for the white race, but also for themselves.

I'm also very surprised that theoretically, even though it was yellow at the beginning, a population should become white after thousands of years of evolution when it reaches the environment where white people live (high latitudes and high cold). But the Inuit I saw on TV or ** were obviously yellow faces, and they did resemble the Mongols. In this way, after so many years of change, they have not become Caucasian at all, which I think is strange.

What about the current European and American Caucasians from? Isn't the environment the most important factor affecting living things?

Yellow people, with distinctly Mongolian characteristics in skin color and facial features, were first discovered by Europeans who thought that the Chinese had colonized the Arctic.

The Inuit are of the yellow race.

Inuit and Indians.

People alike, just a little later from the Bering Strait.

Coming to the Americas. The Inuit predominantly exhibit the racial characteristics of the yellow race. The Inuit belong to the race of East Asia.

One of them, short and stout, yellow**, black hair, slender eyes, and a wide nose.

The Inuit used to be called Eskimos, the language of the Argonqin tribe of India, meaning "one who eats raw meat", and "Inuit" is their self-designation, meaning "human".

Traditional life: The traditional Inuit life is either on the move or on the way. Inuit families have dogs, sleds, and hunting without it.

The dog will take the owner and look for a hole for the seal to breathe. Vigilant seals leave several vents, and hunters work together to keep watch at the openings.

The dog lay silently on the snow, waiting for the seal to die. Sometimes wait for hours, sometimes for days. But the hunter is very patient, because if he does not bring food back, the whole family, the whole village, will go hungry.

The above content reference: Encyclopedia-Inuit.

The Inuit are yellow in color, the Inuit live in the Arctic region, and the royal rolls live in Greenland, the United States, Canada, and Russia. The Inuit are very scattered, with more than 60,000 people living in the world. Despite their Asian origins, the Inuit have become different from the yellow people of Asia due to their long-term living in a polar environment.

The Eskimos call themselves "Inuit Haillites", and the Inuit are short, yellow**, and black-haired, which is quite consistent with the race.

The Inuit eat raw meat, and they like meat that has been preserved for a while and spoiled slightly, and they consider it to be a waste of food to cook it. In fact, this is also an adaptation to the cold of the Arctic, and it is difficult for people who are out hunting to make fires everywhere.

They hunted everywhere, fed off the weather, had a very low level of productivity, and in just 20 years, they had made the leap from primitive traditional life to modern civilization, and now their lives are quite modern.