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what did the tribe KARAKAWA eat
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The Karankawa tribe, indigenous to the Gulf Coast region of Texas, had a diverse diet that relied heavily on their coastal environment. They primarily consumed:
1. **Fish and Seafood**: Being coastal dwellers, they relied heavily on fishing and gathered shellfish such as oysters, clams, and shrimp.
2. **Game**: They hunted various game animals, including deer, rabbits, and birds.
3. **Wild Plants**: The Karankawa gathered edible plants, berries, nuts, and roots. They utilized local flora for food and sometimes for medicinal purposes.
4. **Seasonal Foods**: Their diet varied with the seasons, taking advantage of the natural abundance available throughout the year.
The Karankawa were also known for their nomadic lifestyle, which influenced their food sources and foraging practices.
1. **Fish and Seafood**: Being coastal dwellers, they relied heavily on fishing and gathered shellfish such as oysters, clams, and shrimp.
2. **Game**: They hunted various game animals, including deer, rabbits, and birds.
3. **Wild Plants**: The Karankawa gathered edible plants, berries, nuts, and roots. They utilized local flora for food and sometimes for medicinal purposes.
4. **Seasonal Foods**: Their diet varied with the seasons, taking advantage of the natural abundance available throughout the year.
The Karankawa were also known for their nomadic lifestyle, which influenced their food sources and foraging practices.
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