The Greatest Mysteries of Humanity: Werewolves | Full Documentary

What’s truly behind the mystery of werewolves? Scientists continue to investigate both centuries-old cases and modern-day sightings. In fact, they are still searching for answers to a mysterious 18th-century killing spree involving a beast that supposedly slays like an animal, but also acts just like a human. Could it be a werewolf?
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[@Andy_Babb]

Sweet! Haven’t seen this one. This is one of my favorite channels in KZbin lol so many awesome uploads

[@get.factual]

awww we don't deserve an audience like you💘

[@spideywhiplash]

It's attacking women and children, some are naked and beheaded... sound's like a typical modern day human serial killer going after typical prey and doing typical horrific atrocities to their prey.

[@Shineon83]

I 100% believe the Wisconsin DNA Officer’s account of his encounter with a very large, aggressive and unidentifiable beast. His testimony was very credible -with no embellishments ( and he did exactly what 99% of us would have done in a similar situation : Hit the gas, to get as far away from it as he could :)

[@gregrowell8688]

These sightings have to be paranormal.

[@EatYourCookies_]

@@gregrowell8688why paranormal? More like supernatural. There are a few news stories on here that you can find about a girl that was killed. They say it must of been from multiple dogs but the few that saw her wounds believe it was a very large dog. There’s been multiple sightings of the dogman in the area.

[@robertevans9354]

Nice eyewitness testimony guys , he is very believable very solid eye witness . Lovely show great job guys .

[@jesc8827]

It took me 20 seconds to realize the killer was probably some crazy serial killer man, and not a werewolf.

[@Onora619]

Yeah, I agree. That's a pretty common theory these days and probably the correct one. You're gonna have serial killers and/or cannibals, feral humans, perhaps some occassionally freaky huge individual wolves like we sometimes have huge humans. It may be a primitive ancestoral memory back to our days with dire wolves and continual retelling of those stories made them a monster that we've never been able to forget. Maybe some serial killers probably even wore the skins of animals to disguise themselves and if seen at a distance, would appear to be a real animal. It wouldn't be the first time humans mistook a disguise for something real, such as that Bigfoot footage. I think serial killers are probably the most likely scenario because there have been instances of families surviving on cannabilism almost completely until they are caught. The most famous western case is the Scottish "Sawney Bean" (hopefully no relation to Sean! XD) and they basically eschewed normal life and did the whole "keep it in the family and eat the people who aren't" and that's partly where the "cannibal hicks in the woods" horror story comes from. They were the old Scottish version of that, but it actually happened. He and his family were eventually caught and executed (I believe all the children were adults and still chose to keep that lifestyle) and then he became a sort of Scottish boogeyman to scare kids to keep them out of the forests or going off alone. This happened in the 1500s and he already has bocame a semi-mythical figure. It doesn't take long, so it's not surprising that a particuarly horrible person or group had an influence for hundreds of years, if not thousands.

[@RadzLee]

😢😢 🎉

[@mbp7060]

It could've been a werewolf, you don't know. You're a werewolf denier.

[@DAVYMAC]

Onora Nice try. But laughable.

[@BlueBonnie764]

@@Onora619 I've enjoyed reading your 'comment ', you are very talented in your story telling. You mentioned ancestoral memory, instinct. Like the used book section, retrieve what you 'need' for now. 🎈

[@colinleat8309]

Cool episode! Werewolves were always my favorite monster's in movie's. Fascinating that many cultures around the world have their own version of these myths. 🖖😁🤘🇨🇦

[@get.factual]

Wohoo! Thanks! Make sure to check out the other parts of this series🤗

[@ivanstepanovic1327]

Back in the 17th and 18th century, it was pretty common for French aristocrats to import exotic animals from all over the world, but from Africa mostly. So, it is quite possible that some aristocrat imported a lion or a hyena and trained it to attack people. Which would explain a lot (selective victims, descriptions etc), but mainly how some witnesses saw a man with it. After it got "too hot" or the animal died cos it wasn't in its natural habitat, the aristocrat would have decided to end the story and, let's say pay his servant to kill something and that would be it.

[@theothersidenumber9307]

I wish that was the case, this world is so much creepier than I could have ever imagined.

[@daystar4058]

I agree. According to some of the witnesses that described the animal(s) that seems like the most likely scenario. I believe there were more than one animal doing the attacks. My guess is it was probably a young male lion, a wolf, and a wolf/dog hybrid. Because some of the witnesses sound like they are describing different animals. I absolutely think that one of the animals, more than likely either the young male lion or the wolf/dog hybrid, was under human control taking orders from its human master. Just my theory. Great Documentary!

[@LotusStitchandSketch]

@@daystar4058 I agree, I don't think only one animal could be responsible for that many attacks over so large an area. Even IF a wolf was involved, wolves are much smarter than we often give them credit for being, but also even if it was a lone wolf a healthy wolf is not usually going to go out of its way to attack people UNLESS it's being provoked and I'm also skeptical about it being a rabid wolf due to the fact that it's always either a young girl or a woman. An animal with rabies in my experience doesn't discriminate between adults and children nor do they discriminate between genders they attack EVERYONE/THING. I think either multiple animals were involved or it was a very prolific serial killer.

[@CB14049]

Another documentary that teaches us nothing but repeats what we've heard over and over

[@Onora619]

It's a modern documentary and that's the best we've got right now (or maybe this is simply all there is) so it's gonna be said over and over again until they find out something new.

[@jairogers5876]

Its folk lore... what do you expect?

[@BlueBonnie764]

​@@jairogers5876 Right? 🤔🛸🐈‍⬛👽👹🤖... Next

[@benjaminlathem2745]

That's all there is. Nothing more to say.

[@BlueBonnie764]

Heard this before,? 🤨It's a 200 year old story, so yes, it's been told many times. 🐺⚡🐺⚡If you're 12, terror. 🙀

[@forakermm]

You better stay away from him, he'll rip your lungs out Jim.

[@hellbound2012]

Ha! I'd like to meet his tailor

[@goombah226]

Them werewolves are baddass!

[@toby1439]

Werewolves were just dire wolves, cave hyenas, and giant hyenas. Now are presumably extinct.

[@METALMISFIT6]

Just think how pissy a Werewolf with Rabies would be

[@BlueBonnie764]

No remains... that's the deal breaker for me. Everything dies, no bones, no beast.🦍🐻🐻‍❄️🐼...🐺🐺🐺

[@regiasama3565]

In our cultural folklore in the Philippines the closest thing we have is commonly called a SIG BIN... Some kind of shapeshifting beast usually pets of witches. 😊

[@pammcdaniel]

I agree,I believe it was a serial killer not a wolf.

[@toby1439]

No, it was a man eating extinct hyena creature. The beast has descriptions that don't match with the wolf. Animals can become serial killers. Eg the man eating lions of Tsavo.

[@theothersidenumber9307]

Its not a human turning into a were wolf it is a hybrid being created by old advanced cultures,and our advanced genetic programs around the world.

[@madam472]

They were created by fallen angels who bore children with the women, beast of the land, bird/ fowls & reptiles. Now we got Nephilms, Dinosaurs, hybrid animals. There's a pic of a centaur

[@mamabear5287]

Exactly The Wolfman Reloaded kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5Sse2lrh65msNU

[@Tboe905]

Seems to me was more of a serial killer situation women and children n some naked...then blamed on an animal people couldn't fathom mankind being that cruel but yet look what happens all over the world .. just more people now a days means more werewolf's.. hence also crime increase on full moons .. just my thoughts

[@lucasdobson9278]

Wolf's iv seen leave them alone there beautiful animals woods ate the best place to be peace quiet beautiful

[@user-xj2wi1fn3e]

I wish they could find something we didn't know.

[@philipsoton9262]

How tragic, so the French hunter kills the hybrid he created to cover up the mass murders he was committing. So I give you (man) the scariest monster of all

[@freedomofreligion3248]

I truly do not get it when people have the spines of their books turned toward the back of their bookcase. How th can they tell which book is which? To know one of two, by familiar sight, I can believe. But, not hundreds.

[@grahamquinn]

Do we cook? I retract my statement. The scientists said it at the end l o l

[@user-kl9ew8yc3o]

You are forgiven. 🤫

[@tiffanylawson704]

The french beàst was a black panther. Or something. Look at the cat sightings to local time.

[@ishmaelanzaldua4750]

There's a lot of sightings around in Texas around the Guadalupe River

[@nancytoulouse6973]

How/why were the first ones killed(in the 18th century)?

[@georgemichela]

The story of( Le Petit Chaperon Rouge) Was real

[@grahamquinn]

Applying just force and no shaking or ripping is not accurate

[@aaroncourchene4384]

Thanks to genetic engineering, werewolves are an eventuality 😟!

[@hellbound2012]

You really can't let this one go huh?? 😂

[@regiasama3565]

I just realized....little red riding hood...is a were wolf story

[@maryhumphrey9105]

Dogmen are real, werewolves are not. Just sayen.

[@get.factual]

You sure?

[@maryhumphrey9105]

Well when I see definitive proof I will believe. Because of c.g. I guess I will never know. Do you k ow something I do not? I am open but I know of no real proof. Just sayen.

[@DanFreeman723]

At some point there should be a photo. Of at least 1.

[@JabTheHook]

There is only one monster here on Earth & We are it .

[@roderickassance8322]

Eye used to be werewolf but I'm alright Nooowwww 😮

[@menelaoskontos2553]

They are not real? Woman without boyfriend, unshaved,5-6 days on diet, while in PMS... Go meet one and tell me later.

[@eriknulf5872]

Lol true story

[@mohammedsaysrashid3587]

It was a great documentary about terror wavering history in different places...different times, didactic by the mysterious myth creature predator behavior assaulted victims...it was smartness mixing amongst ( attractiveness, terrifying, ultimate painful, thrilled talkative, political aims) different phenomena to turning away human mindset from undesirables common homosphers...thank you ( Get.factual )documentary channel

[@svetlanaandrasova6086]

Anyone thinks its funny the most sightings of "werewolf" come from Alabama?

[@michaelosterweis]

Like bigfoot tale ,but here is a wolf hybrid

[@STARCHILD585]

The bigfoot and the werewolf are the same creature

[@madam472]

Werewolves are the children of the fallen angels & the beast of the land. Book of Enoch

[@mamabear5287]

Exactly The Wolfman Reloaded kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5Sse2lrh65msNU

[@michaelosterweis]

If an animal whom hunts at nite ,very large wold or other dog like but larger. I know they found tracks

[@nickycritic5269]

18:17. He looks like a Cryptozoologist!!

[@ernestfry6034]

"Researchers across the globe are working hard to solve the greatest mysteries of our time," it says. 😀 If all of the Conspirators Let them and stop covering stuff Up...!

[@jpe1701]

I guess the guy saying wolves rarely attack people. Maybe that is how they behave now but look at the history. look up wolves and the Eastern front in WWI.

[@melissapinol7279]

Wild animals that are starving, probably because the deer they depended on were frightened away or were shot for food, will eat anything. Humans are not their normal diet.

[@Steven-vw1sv]

Dogman possible . Werewolf impossible

[@michaelosterweis]

Its intelligent, like Bigfoot

[@jansrensen7582]

They are here. The werewolves. So pay atension ok. Dont go In the Woods ok

[@stevewheatley243]

Im a Werewolf. A pretty female changes me into a beast!!😜

[@TheMrCougarful]

So in other words, people are dumb and will believe anything.

[@Onora619]

I guess in some way, yes, but hundreds of years ago it was the best thing they could come up with. The power of myth is very powerful (we could point to certain religions enduring despite many of the disproven mythos) and Europe, before the conquest the normans and especially those of Celtic descent (so a lot of Germans, Gauls, Brittanic, Gaelic) had an extremely superstitious cultures from what we can tell, and in Europe the people were the descendants of those cultures and many continued to be so and are to this day, but the younger adults don't appear to be that way.

[@toby1439]

The Beast of Gevaudan was a real creature.

[@michaelosterweis]

Religious domainist is the most effective way to control you.

[@hauntedhose]

Zero evidence ? Must be real 👍🏼

[@lovey9286]

Its a man

[@mohammedsaysrashid3587]

Werewolf that mysterious ,myths creature's served politician and religious threatening

[@NotSlowAndStillSteady]

Definitely was a man

[@Ukie88]

Rabies

[@boy-vf4wz]

Myths and fairy tales wow😂

[@sicknasty1691]

Boring

[@aaroncourchene4384]

Thanks to genetic engineering, werewolves are an eventuality 😟!