The Wendigo is a mythical creature from Algonquian folklore, often associated with winter, starvation, and greed. Described as a gaunt, skeletal being with an insatiable hunger for human flesh, it embodies the horrors of cannibalism and the consequences of excessive greed.
Originating from the legends of the Algonquin tribes, the Wendigo represents the dangers of straying from community and morality during harsh winters. Its terrifying presence serves as a cautionary tale against selfishness and inhumanity.
