The Karankawa Indians were known for their height. They could reach at a height at over seven feet. Karankawas were hunter-gatherers. They hunted animals and gathered plants for food. They hunted fish, sea turtles, and shellfish. Karankawas were nomads, which means they moved around from place to place. Karankawas lived in a range of many ecosystems around the gulf coast. The Karankawas moved to many different places throughout the year. The tribes set up camping sites everywhere they lived for each season, returning to each campsite every year depending on which season had come. When hunting, men used a large bow and arrows to hunt animals for food. To fish they used arrows and fish traps. They built their portable
