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A Skinwalker is a supernatural entity from Navajo folklore, specifically from the Navajo Nation in the southwestern United States. According to Navajo lore, a Skinwalker is a type of shapeshifter that can transform into any animal, allowing it to move quickly and hide in plain sight. Origins and Powers Skinwalkers are believed to have originated from a type of witchcraft, known as the “Witchery Way.” A person can become a Skinwalker by committing a heinous act, such as killing a family member, and gaining supernatural powers through this act of violence. These powers enable them to shape-shift into various animals, including wolves, coyotes, and other swift-moving creatures. Behavior and Characteristics Skinwalkers are often associated with dark magic and are said to roam at night, preying on unsuspecting victims. They are known for their ability to mimic the appearance and behavior of animals, making them difficult to detect. Skinwalkers are also believed to engage in taboo rituals, such as incest, corpse defilement, and sibling murder.
