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Skinwalkers are important figures in Native American culture and folklore, and you may be familiar with them through depictions in popular movies, TV shows, and books. But what exactly are skinwalkers, and do they actually exist? If you’re interested in diving deeper into this subject, you’ve come to the right place! We’ll explain what skinwalkers are, where the legend of skinwalkers originated, and whether there’s evidence for their existence. Keep reading for everything you need to know!
Are Skinwalkers Real?
According to Navajo folklore, skinwalkers are evil witches who are capable of transforming into animals. The existence of skinwalkers hasn’t been scientifically proven, but it remains a popular topic of debate among believers and skeptics. Ultimately, belief or nonbelief in skinwalkers is a matter of personal opinion.
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