No. A werewolf changes both its appearance and physiology within minutes of particular stimulation, i.e. moonlight. This is not possible with any genes.

9 Signs That You Might be a Werewolf

1. Unibrow. Maybe not a clear indicator but in conjunction with the rest of this list it could be a symptom.
2. Hairy Palms. More hair.
3. Mismatched Fingers.
4. Glowing Eyes.
5. Abrasions on the Arms and Legs.
6. Unquenchable Thirst, Dry Tongue and Eyes.
7. Frequenting Graveyards at Night.
8. Craving for Raw Meat.

There are only three ways for a human to become a werewolf. Parts of the wolf body can manifest from the human body on the werewolf’s will, though this usually happens when the wolf body is incomplete inside the human one.

In Norse cultures, sometimes a werewolf was a good person or a god using a wolf-form to try to do good. In most cultures, vampires are evil. Vampire myths are world-wide, but they can vary depending on culture or religions.

So a female werewolf is called a she-werewolf or a werewolfess while a male werewolf is called a he-werewolf, obviously. (There does not appear to be a standard masculine suffix in Modern English.)

Werewolves live as humans, only turning into wolves on the night of the full moon. They’re strong, vicious, and they can only be killed by silver.

Preference would be large, hoofed herbivores, like deer, elk, moose, bison, and even mountain goats. Rabbits figure if they can be caught and also muskrats, beavers, or varieties of fish or even birds. As for humans, they are meat and far easier to stalk and pounce on than wary, natural setting animals of Nature.

According to very old legends, werewolves used to be regular wolves, who were the guardians of men. Even though they loved men, they envied them and their ability to walk and speak and do all the things they never could.

Life Expectancy. The Average Werewolf lives around 1700 years, to 2100 years. The Oldest recorded Werewolf was 2327 years old.

Folklore and pop culture has codified the steps of how you turn into a werewolf, and it’s not pretty. While the end result might be cool, the steps of turning into a werewolf are all pretty painful for your human form to handle. There is usually a lot of screaming, snapping, stretching, and howling involved.

King Lycaon: The First Werewolf. Once upon a time, there lived a king named Lycaon. He ruled over the land of Arcadia and had thousands of men and women under his command.

The ‘immortal’ jellyfish, Turritopsis dohrnii To date, there’s only one species that has been called ‘biologically immortal’: the jellyfish Turritopsis dohrnii. These small, transparent animals hang out in oceans around the world and can turn back time by reverting to an earlier stage of their life cycle.