When the rest of the meat was taken care of, Koolee took the bear's
head and carried it into the igloo.
All the people followed her. Then Koolee did a queer thing. She placed
the head on a bench, with the nose pointing toward the Big Rock,
because the bear had come from that direction. Then she stopped up the
nostrils with moss and grease. She greased the bear's mouth, too.
"Bears like grease," she said. "And if I stop up his nose like that
bears will never be able to smell anything. Then the hunters can get
near and kill them before they know it." You see Koolee was a great
believer in signs and in magic. All the other people were too.