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Well, the use of "odor-vision" in movies like American Werewolf in Paris not withstanding, there is some factual basis. The neural connections between a wolf's olfactory sensors and the rest of the brain is a lot richer in wolves than in humans. It's not unreasonable at all to speculate th...

Heh. Just think what black pepper would do to one.

If Werewolves are modified humans, I don'tsee why their colr vision would necessarily change. On the otherhand, the surface area of their sensory organs for smell enlarge quite a bit so I would expect an increase in synthesia between smell and sight. In other words, I would think that they would be ...

I've always thought in ters of.... The less frequent a Werewolf shifts, the harder and more painful it is. The only way for them to lose the ability is by breeding it out over long periods of time. If lycanthropy is a genetic alteration and the shift is a factor (maybe a virus) in the body, then it'...