Werewolves

In folklore, werewolves are typically depicted as creatures that transform from humans to wolves. There is no specific animal that is known for eating werewolves as they are considered mythical creatures.

It depends on the mythos involved.

In most legends, No. The werewolf is pure animal in thought and deed. This is the most traditional werewolf legend, and flows through into modern times as well in most cases.

In the Twilight series, the werewolf has control, but has a hard time with emotional control.

During a lunar eclipse, a werewolf would likely still be affected by the moon's energy, but it may experience a temporary weakening of its powers or a loss of control over its transformation. This could result in unpredictable behavior or a shift in the werewolf's abilities during the eclipse period.

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well this world is to big to not have some things we dont think live. If werewolves and other mystical beans like vampires exist it would be a problem. Then there is the sightings that have never ended some say that there is werewolves and some say it is just a disease

Humans cannot be part wolf. Wolves are a distinct species separate from humans, so it is not possible for a person to be part wolf. If you have any specific concerns or questions about your ancestry or genetic background, you may want to consider seeking guidance from a genetic counselor or medical professional.

In folklore, werewolves are said to transform under a full moon because of the moon's association with mysticism and magic. This belief likely originated from the idea that the full moon's bright light triggers a shift in human behavior or appearance. Additionally, the full moon's brightness and visibility may have contributed to the perception of increased supernatural activity.

The howling of a werewolf at the moon is a common trope in folklore and fiction, often symbolizing their connection to the wild and primal instincts associated with the moon. It is a dramatic and mysterious image that adds to the mystique of these creatures.

In "New Moon," the werewolves are described as very large and powerful wolves with russet-colored fur. They are said to be much larger than normal wolves and have golden eyes. When in their human form, they are young Native American men with strong, muscular bodies.

In "Eclipse", the werewolves form an alliance with the Cullens to protect Bella from Victoria's army of newborn vampires. They participate in the battle against the newborns in order to defend their territory and keep the residents of Forks safe. Additionally, we learn more about the history and dynamics within the werewolf pack, especially Jacob's feelings for Bella and his struggle with his supernatural nature.

In folklore, werewolves are humans who transform into wolves, while lycans are humans who transform into a more wolf-like creature. Lycans are often portrayed as more powerful and intelligent than traditional werewolves.

Werewolves are typically portrayed as creatures that prefer a pack mentality, as seen in many myths and folklore. They are often depicted as part of a group or family of other werewolves, rather than living as loners. However, modern interpretations can vary, with some stories focusing on solitary werewolves as well.

Nobody really knows for sure. There is no proof to real werewolves but there might be. Don't get your hopes up because who knows if there really are werewolves.

In folklore, werewolves are often associated with a strong desire to consume blood due to their wolf-like nature. However, in modern interpretations, this trait varies depending on the story or portrayal.

"Wer" in "werewolf" comes from the Old English word "wer," which means "man." Therefore, a werewolf is a mythical creature that is a human transforming into a wolf.

Werewolves are often depicted as transforming under the full moon due to the moon's association with primal instincts and its symbolic connection to the wild and mysterious. This transformation is typically part of the werewolf lore and mythology.

In folklore, werewolves are often depicted as transforming humans and there is typically no explicit explanation of their reproduction. However, in modern interpretations, werewolves are often portrayed as being able to pass on their condition through a bite or scratch that turns other humans into werewolves.

People get to the moon by using powerful rockets to propel a spacecraft out of Earth's atmosphere and into space. The spacecraft then travels through space to reach the moon, where it performs maneuvers to enter lunar orbit and eventually land on the moon's surface.

From a cinematic/storytelling point-of-view, the term 'werewolf' is generally used when the creature itself is a quadruped, resembling a wolf more than a human. 'Wolfman' tends to be used when the creature is bipedal and still roughly-humanoid, usually (much like the Hulk) with it's modesty still miraculously covered by what's left of its shirt and trousers. All-in-all, they're intended to be same thing, it just depends on the author/director's particular vision; I'm not aware of any continuity where both versions co-exist.

Try jump off a building and see if u survive :)

........no im jk. :) btw, how old are you? 10?

From Laura75380: Hey that's mean! >:P Don't listen to that jerk. I'm actually researching that and trying to see if it's possible. I haven't got to the actual transformation yet, but try researching lycanthropy. It's the study of werewolfism. It'll tell you everything =)

Lycanthrope.

No, werewolves do not typically have bad eyesight. In werewolf lore, their senses are heightened, including their sense of sight, which allows them to see clearly in low light conditions.

Werewolves are mythological creatures that are said to transform from human to wolf form, typically during a full moon. They are often portrayed as half-human, half-wolf beings with heightened senses and strength. Legends about werewolves are common in many cultures around the world.

Werewolf legends and myths can be found in various cultures around the world, including Europe, North America, and Asia. However, there is no scientific evidence to support the existence of real werewolves.

The lifespan of a werewolf varies depending on the lore or mythology being referenced. In some stories, they may have a human lifespan, while in others they may live longer due to their supernatural nature. Ultimately, there is no definitive answer as it depends on the specific interpretation of werewolves in a particular story.

Werewolves are often depicted as creatures who live in solitude or as part of a pack in remote areas like forests or mountains. They typically transform into wolves during the full moon and may struggle with controlling their wild instincts. In folklore, they are said to be vulnerable to silver objects and are often feared by humans.