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Aleqa uživa u sirovoj tuljanovoj jetri /Aleqa enjoys raw seal liverDanašnji ulov - veliki morski psi / Todays catch - huge sharksCopyright © Lars Reimers / GTCopyright © Peter Steensen / GTBolnica u Ilulissatu / The hospital in IlulissatCopyright © Karsten Bidstrup / GTprove that it has extreme purity and authenticity. In general,drinking water is Greenland’s most important resourceand today they are leaders in exporting ice and icecubes. Many believe that the business of selling fountainwater will become even more profitable.Bearing the brunt of great changesNumerous climate changes are catching up on the landof snow, icebergs and wild animals. Endless areas of eternalice are speedily melting. People in small villages previouslyused to scenes of slow and lazy iceberg slides, haverecently witnessed their surroundings to be full of floatingpieces of ice and small icebergs. Although icebergs arestill an astounding site, population has a hard time crossingthe bay. Dog sleds that used to drag sleighs all upto the middle of the bay, where the best and most abundantfish are found, now are not secure anymore and theice gets thinner each winter. Because of new changesmany are forced to change their habits and find newways of life.How did Greenland looked before the winterResearchers from University in Copenhagen are studyingDNA and other genetic material in order to find out informationon first people to inhabit Greenland. Legendhas it that a Scandinavian, Erik the Red discoveredGreenland after he was expelled from Iceland, butaccording to the new research the island was inhabitedeven 4500 years before this event. In order to studygenes, genetics, diseases and migration trends, researchersare studying prehistoric skeletons. By Isolating DNAsamples, they have learned that various insects andbutterflies lived in thick juniper and pine woods, even800,000 years ago. Also, they managed to prove thatclimate of South Greenland, today covered in ice thickerthan 2 kilometers, used to be much warmer and thearea used to be covered in dense woods. Greenlandoffers beautiful moments for all those in love with winter,adrenalin sports and life away from modern civilization.It fascinates and brings you close to some of the largestsea animals, it scares and raises the pulse by encounterswith glaciers, it mellows and seduces by gazing at NorthernLights. The cold you first experience when you getthere disappears very quickly when meeting peacefulGreenlanders and the whole island truly looks like onebig miracle of nature.49