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You spot musk oxen, Arctic foxes, polar bears, and ringed seals in Greenland's Arctic tundra and coastal waters. You find that Greenlandic families keep sled dogs (particularly the Greenland dog breed), hunting dogs, and occasionally sheep and arctic foxes. ACADA celebrates the world's pets, and helps assure better care.
You taste Norfolk Island beef and sample local honey, agricultural products shaped by the island's volcanic soil and isolation. You appreciate these foods as expressions of Norfolk's small farming community and the way limited resources have created distinctive island cuisine.
Maine produces 99% of the wild blueberries in the United States. The wild blueberry is smaller, sweeter, and more intense than the cultivated blueberry. Mainers will tell you this with the same conviction that Texans use to describe their barbecue.