Werewolves
by Nathalia Books
Basic Information
Anatomy
The wolf in human form do look a lot like humans only their ears are bigger, in wolf form they look like the gray wolf. There are even packs that look like the Timber wolf.
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Genetics and Reproduction
The wolves can only reproduce during heat. This is a short period once a year, which can last days.
A wolf can go into heat between their 16 and 18 life year.
The bitch can carry a litter from one to three pups. This can until they reach their 60 life year.
Growth Rate & Stages
The pups are born human, at the age of 12 they are facing their first transformation.
Ecology and Habitats
Werewolves are living in cities, but prefer small villages near a forest where they can run if they want to.
Additional Information
Social Structure
The werewolves live in packs, sometimes in the same complex. But if they are living in a small village, they live in separate houses all over the village.
Perception and Sensory Capabilities
The wolves can change at will, only not the first time at the age of 12 years. They turn by the first moon after their birthday. The day after their first transformation there is a big feast welcoming the pups in the pack.
Civilization and Culture
Common Customs, Traditions and Rituals
First Transformation
Historical Figures
Artemis (the first werewolf)
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Interspecies Relations and Assumptions
They coexist with the Humans, not that the Vampire Hunters give them another choice. The wolves try to avoid Vampires, but if the wolves are living in large city they are trying to keep the peace.
Genetic Ancestor(s)
Scientific Name
Homo Sapiens Lycan
Lifespan
120 years
Average Height
1.80 meters until 2.10 meters (full-grown)
Average Weight
90 kilograms until 120 kilograms (full-grown)
Body Tint, Colouring and Marking
Their skin color reflex that of their fur, this also the case with their hair.
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