Dear Sara,
There’s a lot about wolfsbane in werewolf lore. Does this plant really exist and if it does, does it have any effect on humans?
Respectfully,
Ted F.
Dear Ted,
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Dear Sara,
There’s a lot about wolfsbane in werewolf lore. Does this plant really exist and if it does, does it have any effect on humans?
Respectfully,
Ted F.
Dear Ted,
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SyFy’s Being Human — American Style
All names have been changed to protect the innocent.
OK, I’ll admit it; I am not bias-free when it comes to the American version of Being Human. I’ve been watching the original series on BBC America and I’m very fond of George (Russell Tovey), Annie (Lenora Crichlow) and Mitchell (Aidan Turner). Not to mention the suitably creepy cherubic faced and oh-so sinister Herrick (Jason Watkins), who is a police captain, head of the local vampire nest and Mitchell’s mentor in blood.
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Werewolves:
Origins in European Folklore
©Buzzy Multimedia
by Matt Walker
You know what a werewolf is. Everyone does. The academic word for werewolf is “Lycanthrope”. A Greek word because Greek - even before Latin - was the language of scholars.
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