Werewolves (Teen Wolf)

The Werewolves, are the main protagonists of the supernatural TV series Teen Wolf. They are shapeshifters who have the ability to transform, have incredible powers such as heightened senses and Superhuman powers.
Because a Werewolf gains their power from the moon, full moons (and especially on supermoons, when the full moon is even closer to the Earth than it normally is) are when they are at their strongest.
== Biology ==
Werewolves are humans in appearance. They have The ability to turn into a partially lupine form that includes glowing eyes (which are either gold, blue, or red depending on rank or other factors) pointed ears, mutton chops, claws and fangs, and a ridged brow.
People can be naturally born werewolves, as Derek, Peter, and Eli come from a long line of ancient werewolves.
An ordinary human or any other werecreature can transform into a werewolf but only by an Alpha werewolf. Scott McCall and Liam Dunbar were once humans but were bitten by an Alpha: Peter Hale bit Scott, who later bit Liam. Were-creatures can also be turned, as Scott was able to turn his friend Hayden from a Chimera to a werewolf.
In incredibly-rare occasions, the claws of an Alpha can turn a human into a Werewolf if they scratch the human recipient deep enough, though it is considered less effective than the Bite. Unfortunately when Peter did this to Kate in the last episode it's didn't turn her into a werewolf but a werejaugar
Myths have also stated that drinking rainwater from the pawprint of a wolf can change a human into a lycanthrope, according to Sebastien Valet. However, these methods are not guaranteed to be successful.
Werewolves can also reproduce with other species. It is also possible for werewolves to have human children, as both Derek and Chris claim that there were human children killed on the night at the Hale Family Fire. Even though Malia was Peter's biological daughter, she, inherited her mother's powers over her father's.
They have their own heirarchy: Alpha Beta, and Omega. According to Derek Hale, an Alph a can fall to an Omega or a Beta