A'akuluujjusi

In the recorded creation account, A'akuluujjusi made animals from her clothing: she set her trousers on the ground and created caribou, and when she threw down her jacket it became a walrus. After these animals repeatedly attacked people who tried to hunt them, she revised their attributes — swapping horns and tusks and altering features such as turning caribou belly hair against the wind to slow them — so that they could appropriately be hunted by humans.

No physical description of A'akuluujjusi is provided in the supplied sources.

A'akuluujjusi's primary recorded power is creative agency over animals: she originates species from objects (her clothes) and modifies specific anatomical traits (horns, tusks, hair orientation, speed). She is depicted as responsive to human need by altering animal features to make hunting possible. No other abilities or ongoing behaviors are described in the provided material.