Wow, thank you so much for all the views and favs! Much thanks! I appreciate it! 
EDIT 1/24/11: FINALLY updated!!! I've been wanting to do this for over a year and I finally got the motivation to do so! I think the improvement was definitely needed!
Credit for the feral (wolf) form goes to
. I used her free wolf template:
[link] Thanks!
Anyways, I hope you enjoy! I really had fun re-doing this! I'm surprised and honored at how popular this guide has become, so thank you all so very much for your support!
This goes right along with the
Werewolves 101 Guide!
Werewolves 101Werewolves 101 (according to me) About Werewolves They are simply humans with the ability to shift into a werewolf or wolf. To some, its the other way around. The human is actually their mask, or camouflage. It is what keeps them safe from man (who they believe are the real enemies), though not all werewolves believe in this. Werewolves have two basic forms, the feral (wolf) form, which is the natural wolf to blend in better with nature and their ancestors, then there is the anthro form, which is the bipedal werewolf form. &
Here is an interesting look in the "evolution" of this deviation:
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And it is a scientific fact that wolves do not have blue eyes. They CAN be blue when they are puppies, but as they grow, they gradually become their adult eye color. And hybrids can have blue eyes.