The Arctic Natives are a group of indigenous people who have lived in the Arctic region for thousands of years. The two main groups are the SAMI, an indigenous people of northern Europe, and the Inuits, an indigenous people of Canada, Greenland, and Alaska. The SAMI are known for their reindeer herding and fishing, while the Inuits are known for their hunting and fishing. Both groups have a rich cultural heritage and have adapted to the harsh environment of the Arctic.