Trevor Collins

I'm thinking I love science and technology and what it has afforded mankind to be able to do to explore the stars, to be able to travel the globe and shrink this world a little bit.

There's so much positivity that comes from it.

If witchcraft or magic, and it wasn't sinister, was real, dude, I would want to dabble.

I'd want to figure out what can this do for people kind.

I feel like the majority of people would want to do that.

Yeah.

Like, why not, you know?

Right.

If I wave a wand and dinner's made, I'm like, I'm living.

Yeah, I'm there with you.

Well, you know, ultimately, we're coming from a time where there's a lot of religious tensions, a lot of fears happening.

Suffice to say, that's pretty much the genesis of a lot of this little me just trying to be positive out here.

But moving on, as we kind of come to a close, I want to talk about the overall characteristics of a werewolf, what a modern werewolf looks like, and then what some kind of historians believe might be some of the grounded real things that might have been behind some of these otherwise terrifying stories.

Right.

illnesses and bacteriums and other conditions that would have terrified people that didn't know what they were, right?

Okay, so as folklore and stories have been passed through the cultures and generations, the characteristics that make up a werewolf are far from uniform as you might expect.

In fact, it's quite a broad term, but here are the overall characteristics that fall under a werewolf.

Transformation could be permanent, or it could be temporary.

Some say it's under a full moon, but not always.

A werewolf could be an animal embodiment of a human, so a person turning into a wolf, or maybe sometimes something else.