In addition to the Loch Ness Monster, Scotland has a long history of fanciful mythology. In Scottish folklore, what is a "selkie"?
Answer A seal-human creature
The selkie in Scottish mythology is capable of what is known as therianthropy, or shape-shifting. According to legend, it can change from seal to human form by shedding its skin. In the Scots language, the word selkie is derived from "selch," which means grey seal.
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