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Skin-Walkers are a legend of the Native Americans in the southwest, mainly the Navajo. The Navajo and other Native American tribes believe that medicine men would use some animals and link them with witchcraft. These animals were usually considered to be tricksters such as the coyote or the hare. Some of these creatures were also seen as a bad omen and or a symbol of death.

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U. (Director). (2019, May 8). Navajo Ranger Jonathan Dover (04-16-19) Skinwalkers, UFOs, Bigfoot & Paranormal Exploits [Video file]. Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMhIaLvlw1E
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