Okay, I’ll bite.
The first thing I noticed about this site? It’s all about dogs. “Dog news and entertainment,” it says. And it’s called “Woofs.” Okay, sure. Not the sorta place on the web where one would expect to find information on werewolves, but what the heck. I sometimes stretch the umbrella here on this site, reporting on things not really lycanthropic in nature, but drawing my own parallels. Maybe they’re doing the same thing here.
Second thing I noticed: Either English isn’t the first language for the person writing the text for the linked article, or else said person didn’t make good grades in English class back in high school. Or even middle school.
Then I watched the video. It’s interesting, but hardly proof of anything. The “drowned werewolf” looks to be nothing more than a dead cat. The video footage of “living” werewolves in Brazil is more impressive, particularly the first bit, but the photograph of the dead one, also in Brazil, not so much, insofar as evidence is concerned. The latter is, however, an impressive feat of likely fakery. (Giving the dead werewolf a bad case of mange was a creative touch.) As far as the “archival” World War Two footage–no. Just no.
i proof that a werewolf could bite you then you will become a wolf
prove it
How did you find this out
I look and look at stuff like this but in all I never find the answer I am looking for
what are you looking for ? maybe I can help
I swear I am a werewolf and I sad about it at times so if you really want to be one then go ahead and do it. But it is a gift not a choice so if you get bit be Happy about it but get medical attention quick because it can lead to a really dangerous infection. I love all you furry and not furry people out there and be careful. Awoooo!
WHAT THE ACTUAL HE