Dogs are generally considered by modern biologists to be the same species as wolves, though older works may refer to them as different (albeit clearly closely related) species.
Other species in the genus Canis include coyotes and jackals. Some animals called wolves are not subspecies of Canis lupus, and thus technically not "wolves", though many of them are closely related. An example of one that is NOT is the Tasmanian wolf (thought to have become extinct in the 20th century), which was actually more closely related to kangaroos than to wolves.
Wolves. Although most werewolves in wolf form are much bigger than the usual wolf, and also much more vicious.
No. Nor any other relation.
'Hrimhari' , 'Wolfsbane' and 'Werewolf by Night' are werewolves in the Marvel Universe ~ see related links below .
No. Werewolves do not exist. Inter-species transformation is impossible.
There are a couple: 1: Bite Night 2: Crimson Moon. It is about Werewolves V.S. Vampires game. But with a twist! Hybrids are included! See the related link.
Yes.
there is no proof of werewolves, however there are stories of werewolves in fairmount
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the species that are related to the komodo dragon is the iguana and the chamillione that's all
yes! theyer werewolves!
werewolves come out on full moons
nope because werewolves don't exist
No. They are fiction.
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