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Can a werewolfe imprint more than once?
In traditional werewolf lore, there is typically no mention of imprinting as seen in modern werewolf mythology. However, in stories where werewolves can imprint, it is usually portrayed as a one-time, lifelong bond that cannot be broken or transferred to another individual.
What animals have imprinting?
filial imprinting occurs in mainly ducklings it was first founded by konrad lorenz who imprinted a number of goselings on to himslef he did this by being the first thing the goselings seen this meant that they saw him as their mother this can happen in nearly all imperal birds. hope this helps
A fossil created by a print or impression?
A fossil created by a print or impression is called an imprint fossil. Imprint fossils are formed when an organism's remains leave an impression in sediment that hardens over time. This process captures the shape or texture of the organism, providing valuable information about ancient life forms.
What ways can werewolves be associated with plants or elements?
Werewolves sometimes, All lycans, has an element. It goes with what type of werewolf you are. Ex: Water lilly = water = Forest = mountain wolf. all lycans have this, but some werewolves are not a spesific type of wolf wich cuts the line.
What rock is a fossil imprint of a fern leaf most likely found in?
igneous..
Why do werewolves imprint on people?
Real werewolves don't imprint on people, only the shape-shifters from Twilight do. They imprint to ensure that the "shape-shifting" gene gets passed on to their offspring.
What are the feelings that werewolves have towards the person they imprint on?
When werewolves imprint on someone, they feel an intense, deep connection and sense of devotion towards that person. This often results in strong feelings of love, protection, and loyalty. Werewolves will prioritize the well-being and happiness of their imprint above all else.
Do werewolves have soul mates?
Yes. They can or they can just imprint on someone
Do female werewolves imprint?
Real werewolves don't imprint, but the shape-shifters in Twilight do. They cannot as they are infertile which is a bit sexist. All the males have fully functioning genitals, but the females don't.
Do werewolves imprint?
In some folklore and modern interpretations, werewolves can form an imprint or strong bond with a specific individual or group. This bond can manifest as a sense of protection or loyalty towards the person or group.
If werewolves imprint then is there a name for when a vampire falls in love?
blood singer.
Do shifters imprint?
I believe that imprimting is an art that only shifter can do. I have never heard of it in werewolves.
How does Jacob imprint on renesme?
Well, they cannot just decide to imprint, so it comes naturally. Jacob Black imprints on Renesmee just how all of the other werewolves imprinted. By chance. By Croman.
Why didnt the werewolfs attack the vampires in the end of twilight breaking dawn?
Because Jacob imprinted on Bella and Edward's daughter. And the law of the werewolves is that if one of the werewolves imprint on someone then they can not kill the person that was imprinted on.
What werewolf never imprints in twilight?
Well throughout the whole book series- the 2 werewolves that don't imprint are Seth and Leah :(
Who are the five werewolves to imprint?
They are actually shape-shifters. Jacob-Renesmee, Sam-Emily, Quil-Claire, Jared-Kim, Paul-Rachel
How do Jacob imprint on Bella's baby?
It just happens with the werewolves they have no control over it. Jacob walked into the room where Renesmee was and as soon as he looked at her it happened.
