The history of werewolves dictates that lycanthropes in the city are (or were) fact. These werewolves images are of an infant lycan, perhaps the kind that lived hundreds of years ago. Real lycans were shapeshifters, and many lived in the city, such as London and perhaps were not the same as the modern day werewolves. Once caught he might be subject to display if death occurred. Many humans did not know how to kill a werewolf, and many did not have the skill necessary to kill. Can the wolf in the city not escape the human? Or was it the vampires that hunted? Is it possible that the humans stories and tales of the powers of the shapeshifters were over exaggerated?
Examine these werewolf images and determine for yourself; is this art, or real werewolves?
"ten month old Lycanthope" (http://alexcf.com/)
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interesting. i wasn’t able to turn into a wolf until i was thirteen and as a child i didn’t show any signs of it. i think all werewolves are different though, so what do i know? werewolves could probably transform that young. what do you think
damn 2nd…
aha 3rd.
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its a fake
cute little specimen! maybe many artists blended many kinds of animal bones in one craft like that fish in that iron chef show ^^