Folklorists are scholars who study and document the traditions, stories, and cultural practices of various communities. They focus on oral traditions, folklore, myths, legends, and rituals, aiming to understand how these elements shape cultural identity and social values. By collecting and analyzing these narratives, folklorists help preserve cultural heritage for future generations. These researchers often engage with communities through interviews, fieldwork, and participation in local events. They may also explore related topics such as mythology, traditional music, and dance. Their work contributes to a broader understanding of human culture and the ways in which stories and traditions are passed down through time.