Werewolves

Are you serious? There is NO such thing as a werewolf so NOBODY can be it!

A werewolf hunter is someone who believes werewolves are evil and hunts them down to kill them. In some cases, the hunter is another werewolf.

well, in human form its their choice to be kind or mean. Normally in human form werewolves are mysterious and quiet. In werewolf form, they are more scary and can be provoked very quickly (just like normal wolfs in the wild).

I would imagine so. They're the same as male werewolves in everything else (apart from the obvious), so I'm sure that imprinting would work the same as well. =]

Vampires don't wear habits. Nuns wear habits.

Yes there have been some wolves in Illinois.

http://www.stltoday.com/news/local/illinois/illinois-preps-for-possibility-of-wolf-population/article_3da9525a-ed2a-5fd6-898d-b2be258472d5.html

The legend of the Werewolf started many centuries ago (as if the wolf needs anymore bad publicity). There are actually people out there (even cults) that roam the woods actually believing they are Werewolves. It's a mental condition according to psychiatrists.

Not so long ago there was a case in England where a man pleaded with the police to be arrested as he was changing into a Werewolf. Of course the police thought he had lost every brain cell he possessed, but the man became such a public nuisance with becoming physically abusive they jailed him. As the full moon rose behind the bars of his cell window he screamed out to the police officers that he was changing and to help him ... put him out of his misery. It is documented that these police officers actually saw hair growing out on the arms of this man, not to mention spots of hair on his face. If this wasn't enough the man tore out the cot to his cell and then slammed into the bars and began to twist them out of shape (super human strength!) One police officer made a statement and he said he had never seen anything like it. It's impossible to say if there are Werewolves or not. Just because we don't see it or haven't experienced it, doesn't mean it doesn't exist. Why anyone would want to be one is beyond me.

If you think of it super human strength can come in many ways. 30 years ago there was a case in British Columbia where a wife and her husband were in a car accident. She was thrown from the car, and although her husband was also thrown from the car part of the car landed on him. There were on a lonely stretch of road with no help. That woman lifted that car right off her husband! They say that in panic the adrenal gland kicks in and one is capable of more strength than imaginable.

Edited by Viva9626: I suggest that if you want to find a werewolf, you first get a silver dagger in case he(or she) thies to eat you. Now if you're serious about finding a werewolf, then you should go out every night on the full moon and search for anything suspicious. I suggest looking in a forest or a park, thought it is illegal to sneak into parks at night.

I am indifferent on whether werewolves exist or not, but if they do then I'm sure that if they tried hard enough they could co-exist. They'd probably have to leave town when a full moon was in the forecast, though.

Yes we can My partents are human and i am a werewolf so yes it is possible but it is very hard

Depends on the myth of the vampires you're looking after, for exaple on the cainite myth the Gangrel clan can shapeshift into several animals, and in bram Stoker's Dracula, he could shapeshift into a wolf or a bat

Werewolves are mythical so we don't not know for a fact what they do hate. Vampires are a popular case for stereotyping because most modern day movie portrayal of them. Werewolves may hate a lot of other species of animals not only vampires but other races also. As far as we know there aren't any particular race werewolves hate.

if there are any left in the wild. they would be red wolves

In wolf form - wherever they are, usually woods and forests. In human form - a bed, like normal people.

it depends on if their feral or not most have yellow or deep forest green color when not feral, if feral they will have black or may keep the same coloration if not feral for long.
Werewolves are fictional creatures, and therefore can have whatever colour eyes you can possibly dream up. Real wolves in life generally have yellow/amber eyes.

Lycan is a werewolf, and is a shortened version of "lycanthrope". It was first discovered in Greek Mythology, werewolf meaning Man Wolf. Several ways to become a lycanthrope, AKA moonlight therian, including wearing a complete wolfskin belt pacing in the moonlight,cooking soup including wolfsbane and eating it for dinner, (Probably doesn't work o.O not many want to become one.) and sleeping in full moonlight on a full moon. Lycans normally have a sickness called lycanthropia... I don't think that's right but I will update you.

According to Sabine Baring-Gould's seminal work "The Book of Were-wovles," the transformation into a werewolf varies depending upon culture. Throughout history & culture & folklore the cause could be due to any of the following: 1. A curse from the gods, as in the case of legendary Arcadian King Lycaon who offended Zeus with his cruelty and was subsequently transformed into a werewolf. He is considered the first werewolf in history as the term "Lycan" is a derivative of his name. 2. A deliberate "beserker" rage or psychosis brought on by the donning of a wolf's skin. This was common among Northern cultures that used the psychological forboding of the wolf to intimidate their enemies. In clinical psychology this is referred to as lycanothropy, a medical state that apparently was not too uncommon in early European history. 3. Magical shapeshifting ability learned from a spell or an inherent/genetic ability. Related to this is the ability to make others believe you have transformed into a werewolf while actually maintaining one's original human form. 4. In certain South American cultures (Brazil, Argentina) they believed that the 7th son would become a lobizon (Latin werewolf). The superstition varies between the 7th son after 6 straight sons (no daughters) or the 7 son after 6 daughters, but the fear was real and during the 1900s many 7th sons were abandoned or murdered. To stop this practice, in Argentina the 7th son is officially the Godchild of the President, receives a gold medal at their baptism and free education until the age of 21. 5. Accidental or deliberate consumption of human flesh resulting in lycanothropy. So, it's very possible to become a werewolf without being bitten depending upon which mythological tradition you choose to draw from. Hollywood has also shown us many inventive origins of the werewolf from the attack of the young man in "American Werewolf in London," the genetic inheritance featured in "Skinwalkers" and "Blood and Chocolate" to the shapeshfiting abilities of the indigenous people in the sequel to Twlight ("New Moon"). One might even argue that Wolverine from the X-men is suffering from psychological lycanthropy. What's wonderful about the werewolf mythos is that it's so less romanticized and formulaic than that of the vampire that you can really make it your own.

To become a were wolf, you would either need to be bitten or scratched by a were wolf.

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You can tell if your a werewolf if you find yourself running faster,stonger,and have faster reflexes than you do.You have a urge to murder and eat the meat.

Other people will say their not real.But I say they are.

~nicole~

Also you might wake up not knowing how you got to an odd spot. depends i saw it in a movie lol

The previous answer sucked. I'm redoing it.

Yes, male gray wolves have occaisonally been known to show a preference for male sexual partners over female, and vice versa for females. Whether they realize the disticntion or not is unlikely, but as to whether or not some enage in the actual homosexual act is undeniable.

People can not change into an animal. Nature would not allow such a thing to live because that would mean that the DNA of the animal and the human would be in the same body and that would result in a mutation. Nature kills mutations.