As Werewolves are but mythical creatures, conjured up in the minds of fantasy writers. they can be killed by what ever mean the writer fancies. The same question may be asked Why did the Lone Ranger prefer to use silver bullets, because they were supposed to reach their intended victim faster, when in actual fact only 0.2 of a second was gained in speed. You might ask why is Superman affected by Kryptonite? The writer may take a many liberties as they wish.
Hmph. Werewolves are indeed real, my friend. Not fictional. Why else is my friend one, and why else is he biting me soon?
No really knows for sure. I have researched and all I have found out that it gives them a rash! i suspect that it may have something to do with the moon but one site I was on suggested that maybe people mistook Mercury for silver.
Silver is the moon metal. Therefore because of the connection with the moon it was supposed to have an advert reaction to the moon's effect on the Lycanthrope. ((First time poster: .))
In the Medieval Ages Silver was more precious then Gold was and so they believed Silver had this "cleansing" effect-like holy water.
Actually, we are real. I don't know why silver effects some of us, but it doesn't effect every werewolf. It burns me and leaves a small mark, but I don't know why. I just depends on the person really.
No, silver does not kill vampires. In vampire folklore, traditional methods of killing vampires typically involve a wooden stake through the heart, decapitation, or exposure to sunlight. Silver is more commonly associated with werewolves in mythology.
Some disadvantages of silver include its tendency to tarnish and react with certain chemicals or environments, its relatively high cost compared to other metals, and its softness which can make it less durable for certain applications. Additionally, some people may be allergic to silver and experience skin irritation when wearing silver jewelry.
The tendency of silver to tarnish and require frequent polishing may discourage people from buying silver jewelry. Some individuals may also be allergic to the metal, causing skin irritation. Additionally, silver's relatively high price compared to other metals like stainless steel or brass can deter potential buyers.
No, "allergic" is not an adverb. It is an adjective that describes someone who has an allergic reaction to something like pollen or certain foods.
One way to test the authenticity of silver at home without nitric acid is by using a magnet. Silver is not magnetic, so if a magnet is attracted to the material, it is likely not real silver. Another method is the ice test, where real silver will transfer heat quickly and melt ice rapidly when placed on top of it.
No.Werewolves are fictional (not real) creatures invented by writers of novels.
were wolves are mostly allergic to silver nitrate or sterling silver they can recover from any thing in a matter of days but if you use silver they WILL NOT be able to regenerate the other way to kill a werewolf is to separate its head from its heart such as shooting it in the head
Shoe polish has silver nitrate in it and silver kills werewolves.
No, the only thing that can harm werewolves are silver bullets and silver stakes. However, if you happen to get a picture of one...
Silver it burns our flesh
You are thinking of werewolves, not wolves. Wolves are not harmed by touching silver. Silver bullets are traditionally used to kill werewolves. But of course, werewolves are mythical creatures. People cannot actually turn into wolves, although some people act as if they do.
In stories about werewolves, if you shoot one with a sliver bullet it will die. Silver also hurts werewolves.
No, werewolves can't be killed by gold bullets. It is actually SILVER bullets that kill them.
yes it is
Werewolves are killed by being of course--as always and everyone--being severed across the neck--off with its head! Silver bullets? Hmm...
silver (oh and just so you know its not werewolfs its werewolves)
Some people can simply be allergic to the silver. People with piercings that didn't know that they were allergic to silver would have irritation and the occasional swelling.