What they do for a living in Greenland?

Greenland's economy is heavily reliant on fishing, with over 90% of the population engaged in the fishing industry or related activities. The main fished species are cod, shrimp, and halibut. Other industries in Greenland include mining (primarily zinc, lead, and cryolite), petroleum exploration, tourism, and sheep farming. In recent years, there has been a growing emphasis on developing the tourism industry, particularly in the area of adventure and nature-based tourism.