Sihuanaba is a supernatural shapeshifting spirit from Central American folklore. She appears as an attractive long-haired woman who lures men into danger. When confronted, she reveals a horrifying face, typically that of a horse or skull, as a cautionary warning.

Sihuanaba

The Tlahuelpuchi is a bloodsucking, shape-shifting entity rooted in the indigenous Nahua culture of Tlaxcala, Mexico. It appears as a human by day and transforms into an animal at night to prey on its victims. Steeped in folklore, it serves as a cautionary embodiment of the dangers associated with witchcraft and the supernatural.

Tlahuelpuchi

Yahui is a supernatural, hybrid figure from pre-Columbian Mixtec culture, depicted in both animal and human-animal (nahual) forms. It features distinctive reptilian elements such as a serpent tail, turtle carapace, and a flint-fire motif. Serving as a cultural emblem in Mixtec codices, Yahui plays a significant role in cosmological and ritual traditions.

Mexican Creatures