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A werewolf is a person who can transform into a wolf for periods of time. They mostly do this with a full moon at night time. They're known for their supernatural speed, strength, and reflexes. When in wolf form, they kill animals and people.

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Werewolves were originally used in many ancient culture's writings. In ancient Mesopotamia, the story "The Epic of Gilgamesh" describes a woman who turned her previous mate into a wolf. Greek mythology and Nordic folklore also used werewolves in their stories.

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The werewolf has mostly been thought of the same throughout its theoretical existence. Since the idea was started, a werewolf was thought to be a man who turns into a wolf during a full moon. Many movies including The Wolf Man and An American Werewolf In London are based around werewolves. Werewolves aren't very similar to other monsters from other cultures.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r4iDRPrfJZc

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The Curious Case Of Peter Stumpf & The Werewolf of BedBurg

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In 1521, Pierre Burgot and Michel Verdun were two French men who confessed to being werewolves and brutally murdering children. Both men were burned to death because that was how people believed you had to kill a werewolf. Giles Garnier also lived in France and confessed to being a werewolf and murdering children. Like the others, he was also burned to death. Lastly, Peter Stubbe was a farmer who lived in Germany in the 15th century. One day hunters claimed to see him shape-shift from human to werewolf. He ended up confessing under torture to murdering men, women, animals, and children along with eating their remains. He was also executed.

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https://www.history.com/topics/folklore/history-of-the-werewolf-legend

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Werewolf