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unseenwildlife on Instagram: "In Navajo (Diné) culture, the Skin-walker, or yee naaldlooshii, is a type of malevolent witch who has gained the supernatural ability to transform into, possess, or disguise themselves as an animal—most commonly a wolf, coyote, or bear. Unlike the cinematic portrayals often found in modern horror, the traditional Skin-walker is a person who has broken the most sacred of social taboos to acquire their power, using it to inflict harm, spread disease, or cause misfortu