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Skinwalker, a term rooted in Navajo folklore, refers to a type of witch who has the ability to transform into, possess, or disguise themselves as an animal. This shape-shifting entity, known as 'yee naaldlooshii' in Navajo language, translates to 'with it, he goes on all fours'. Traditionally, skinwalkers are associated with mysterious magic and are often feared for their ability to remain hidden and cause disruptions. According to legend, these witches can take the form of various animals, such