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Aborigines obtained food through fishing, hunting, collecting bugs and insects, and gathering vegetable roots and seeds. Men fished and hunted birds with boomerangs and large ground animals with spears. They also ate witchety grubs and obtained nectar from flowers or honey ants. Aborigines moved to different places to find food and collected berries, fruits, seeds, nuts, buds, leaves, shoots, bulbs and roots to eat.
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- 2. Fishing and Hunting Aboriginal men fished They hunted birds with boomerangs Men hunted big ground animals with spears.
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- 5. Collecting They collected and ate vegetable roots or seeds. They collected berries, fruit , seeds , nuts , buds , leaves , shoots , bulbs and vegetable roots.
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