Werewolf Mythology

Werewolf mythology revolves around humans transforming into wolves or wolf-like creatures, often during a full moon. These legends appear in many cultures, symbolizing primal instincts, animalistic rage, or curses. Transformations are typically involuntary and linked to superstitions or moral lessons. Some stories portray werewolves as dangerous predators, while others depict them as cursed individuals seeking redemption. Modern interpretations blend folklore with fiction, but traditional myths emphasize themes of duality, the beast within, and the tension between civilization and primal nature.