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Why NOBODY Lives in Greenland (It's Not Just the Ice)

Did you know that Greenland is the world’s largest island, yet almost nobody lives there? Or that 80 percent of Greenland is covered by a permanent ice sheet, making most of the land uninhabitable? ▬Contents of this video▬ 00:00 - Intro 00:58 - Greenland’s Immense Size and Harsh Climate 02:50 - A Small and Isolated Population 04:34 - Greenland’s Lack of Infrastructure and Connectivity 05:53 - Why People Still Live in Greenland 07:14 - The Myth of Greenland’s Size and Its Misleading Maps 08:45 - The Unique Wildlife and Environment of Greenland 11:16 - Outro Like this content? Subscribe here:    / @onviewcation   Or, watch more videos here:    / @onviewcation  \ Greenland is one of the most remote and sparsely populated places on Earth, with just 57,000 people living across its vast, icy terrain. The harsh climate, extreme isolation, and lack of infrastructure make life on the island incredibly challenging. With no roads connecting its towns, traveling between Greenland’s settlements requires boats, planes, or even dogsleds. Despite these difficulties, Greenlanders have adapted to life in the Arctic, relying on fishing, hunting, and traditional knowledge to survive. The island’s breathtaking landscapes, rich Inuit culture, and untouched wilderness make it a unique and fascinating place. But for most people, Greenland remains an inhospitable land, too remote and extreme to call home. So, why does almost nobody live in Greenland? Watch the video to find out! Why NOBODY Lives in Greenland (It's Not Just the Ice)