How do you identify a wolf?

Answer 1

well first off they usually are in packs and unless somethin happens they are a lone wolf but as a pack a wolf will usually be gray brown or black but sometimes they are different colors but they have a particularly fluffy tail and have yellow or green eyes but are seen mostly at night near woods or livestock sometimes

Answer 2

Three easy ways to recognize a werewolf:

1. If you are reading a fictional novel and one of the characters transforms, typically by the light of the full moon, into a ravening beast resembling a wolf, that's a werewolf.
2. If you are watching a fictional movie, and one of the characters transforms, typically by the light of the full moon, into a ravening beast resembling a wolf, that's a werewolf.
3. If someone is telling your a story (fictional) about a person who was cursed, or attacked by a werewolf and survived, and that person transforms, typically by the light of the full moon, into a ravening beast resembling a wolf, that's a werewolf.

You will notice that in all of these surefire methods for identifying a werewolf the necessary and required element of fictionality.

Werewolves are not real, so you should have no realistic worries about not recognizing a werewolf.

OK. Here are the signs that a person (let's name him/her X) is a werewolf:

1. X is unavailable every full-moon night.

2. The next day, X looks like he/she had stayed up all night.

3. X's worst fear is the full moon.

4. X has bushy eyebrows.

5. X has dog-like habits.

6. X has extreme hairiness, especially on the hands and feet.

7. X has long, curved fingernails.

8. X has small ears, set in a lower level than any human ear.

9. X's third finger, on each hands, is exceptionally long.

10. The sign of the beast (an inverted pentagram) on one of their palms.

There might be more signs, but these are the main signs to identifying a werewolf.

Answer 3

The easiest way to identify a wolf is on its eyes, they are golden brown and slightly green. Also their white patterns on their face (gray wolves this is) as a gray wolf will always have white spots up towards their ears. If you think you see a wolf from far away you might be able to see it on their straight back, it is not curved downwards as on, for example a German shepherd. A gray wolf will also most of the times be gray, with white belly and some spots, an Timber wolf will most of the times be only black, and arctic wolves will be most of the times be only white.

Fluffy tails, fluffy coat and big paws.

Answer 4

This question seems to be asking about werewolves, which don't exist.

Answer 5

look in a mirrior