Gary Paulsen

Yes, I've been in an igloo. They're surprisingly cozy and warm - small, though, you can't really stand up in some.

American Writer

Understand igloos are a part of Inuit culture, not just snow shelters, and respect their heritage.

Cultural Origin

Know igloos are temporary homes for survival in extreme cold, not permanent residences.

Temporary Shelter

Remember, real igloos are made of snow blocks, not just any material like wood or ice.

Material Specific

 From there, the snow acts as an igloo, insulating this water from the cold and the wind above. So the water can stay hidden in the ice sheet in liquid form year after year. The question is, what happens next? Does the water stay there forever? It could.

What's hidden under the...

 designed built and sculpted by an international team it's the biggest igloo on the planet the giant ice chandelier hanging in the main hall is the only feature that remains the same year after year

A Frozen Hotel? PIPE...

 plummet a shelter an igloo can be built out of nothing but snow it has to be the right kind of snow cut from a wind pack snowdrift the best snow is laid down in

Igloo