Nunavut Nature
Iqaluit & Pangnirtung
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All photos by Jason Mills or Jordanna Max Brodsky.
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In Inuktitut, the Northern Lights are aqsarniit, the spirits of the dead playing in the night sky.
This stripe of color ran across the bowl of the sky, reminding me of Jormungand, the Norse World Serpent.
The town of Pangnirtung sits on a fjord that provides entrance to the spectacular Auyuittuq National Park.
Now abandoned, the Hudson Bay Company blubber station in the Pangnirtung Fjord evokes the town's whaling history.
A raven flying overhead at Sylvia Grinnell Park outside Iqaluit. No doubt looking to scavenge scraps from the sled dogs.
A diorama in the Unikkaarvik Visitors Centre in Iqaluit, demonstrating how seals come up through the ice to breathe, making themselves vulnerable to Inuit hunters.
The head of a musk ox in the Unikkaarvik Visitors Centre in Iqaluit.
JORDANNA MAX BRODSKY