Do you have pheromones?
What is a pheromone?
Pheromones are chemicals that are released by the body that influence the behavior of other members of the same species. Animals, insect, and even humans have pheromones.
Types of Pheromones
For example, ants release pheromones that warn other ants of impending danger. Dogs leave pheromones in their urine to mark their territory. And it has been claimed that humans release pheromones in their sweat which can attract the opposite gender.
Werewolves and Pheromones
Some believe that werewolf pheromones are used as a nonverbal form of communication by other werewolves. This explains how often werewolves tend to recognize each other, even though no words have been exchanged.
How does this happen?
The process works similar to humans, in that the pheromones are believed to come from the sweat of a werewolf. Because werewolf pheromones are very unique and distinctive, they can be sensed immediately by other creatures. And by other werewolves. This explains how often a werewolf can easily and immediately identify one of his own kind.
Not humans however. Pheromones are – for the most part – relatively odorless to humans, so humans are not aware that they are in the presence of a werewolf, even though other creatures may be very aware of a werewolf’ presence. It should be noted however that some werewolves that have never met another of their own kind, may not be cognizant of what their subconscious and body is sensing when they encounter another wolf’s scent. Thus they know that there is something different about an individual, but they may not know quite what it is.