The Makah are a Native American tribe located in the northwestern part of the United States, primarily in Washington state. They traditionally inhabit the area around Neah Bay on the Olympic Peninsula and have a rich cultural heritage that includes fishing, whaling, and crafting. The tribe is known for its deep connection to the ocean and its natural resources. Historically, the Makah relied on the abundant marine life in the Pacific Ocean for sustenance. They are particularly recognized for their whaling practices, which have been a significant part of their culture for centuries. Today, the tribe continues to engage in traditional activities while also participating in modern economic ventures.