Werewolves

During a new moon (when there is no moon in the sky) a werewolf is in his inactive phase and just looks like the human host. If you're talking about the Twilight series new moon they are just larger versions of wolves and I'm talking big! Like almost horse size big as the author describes them. Their hair color differs from wolf to wolf and the pack leader is the biggest among them.

Yes I'm a werewolf and have experienced the eclipse what happened was my head started itching an I could reach my head with my foot but werewolves don't acutally turn into wolfs unless they are 100s or year old on regular night we cratures grow hair our eye color changes and we are drawn to the moon and darkness I usally sneak out at night and run down my street and howl howl howl and if nobody beloved me I know what real and that's ur problem

I have encountered both modes. Certainly the rogue state of the werewolf would favor a solitary life but communal living would provide some means of control.

Instances of communal werewolves have been mentioned in or hinted at:

* The howling series * 'Werewolves of London' and 'The Angel of Pain' by Brian Stablesford * 'Wolf' starring Jack Nickleson and Michelle Phieffer. (one of the most accurate depictions I've ever come across)

* Underworld

We do both and yes I'm a lycan. We prefer to be called lycans not werewolves.

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.

NO! werewwolfs don't love blood they love flesh but more thefear they drink from their prey... unless they are nice werewolfs then they eat normal food and rare meat when they are in human form and animals when they are in wolf form.

it means he or man

so the name would be

man-wolf

a female would be called she-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.

Werewolves under go sexual reproduction just as humans or wolves typically would. Also, werewolves can be created from a human being bitten by a werewolf or from a human having sex with a werewolf. A human will only become a werewolf during sex if the werewolf wills the human to change.

'People' don't generally make it to the moon. Those lucky few that have managed by strapping themselves into an over-sized firework (a space rocket) and hoping that their boffins calculated the trajectory correctly.

NASA's Apollo missions are credited with having, several times, borne humans to the moon between 1969 and 1972. Apollo 11 was the first to actually set a man down upon its surface, with five subsequent missions repeating the achievement. All-in-all, twelve men have walked upon the lunar surface - the only known humans to have stepped upon the surface of a celestial body other than Earth.

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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.

Lycans.

Werewolves do not exist.

But the mythical werewolf is supposed to have good eyesight, considering they come out at night.

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.

The idea of a 'werewolf gene' has not been proven and accepted by the scientific community.

* Tale of Two Cities, Charles Dickens * Pride and Prejudice, Jane Austin * Wuthering Heights, Emily Bronte * War of the Worlds, H. G. Wells

Here are the imprinting couples:

Sam - Emily

Quil - Claire

Paul - Rachel

Jared - Kim

Jacob - Renesmee

And they aren't werewolves, they're shape-shifters.

During Wesak, followers of Buddhism typically eat vegetarian food as a way to practice compassion and mindfulness towards all sentient beings. This may include dishes like fruits, vegetables, grains, and tofu. Some may also choose to avoid consuming alcohol during this time.

Yes werewolves do eat people, but it doesn't mean you have to lock your doors at night although they find humans yummy.

In the 16th century the main food of rich people was meat. However the rich rarely ate vegetables. Rich people were not necessarily well fed because they ate too few vegetables. Poor people ate plenty of vegetables because they had no choice! Vegetables were cheap but meat was a luxury.

On certain days by law people had to eat fish instead of meat. At first this was for religious reasons but later in the 16th century it was to support the fishing industry. If you lived near the sea or a river you could eat fresh fish like herrings or mackerel. Otherwise you might have to rely on dried or salted fish.

Poor people usually ate dreary food. In the morning they had bread and cheese and onions. They only had one cooked meal a day. They mixed grain with water and added vegetables and (if they could afford it) strips of meat.

The same as other Christians, except in Lent, those who are required to abstain from meat and fast. Also, at Mass, Catholics who are able to receive Communion, receive Jesus, Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity in the Sacrament of the Eucharist.