They are real wolves then they use the computer to make them bigger - Team Jacob.
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They hunt like the vampires do, but what they eat is not referenced in the books.
Personification is giving animals or things characteristics of a human, like talking. So an example in the twilight books would be wolves (Jacob) that talk and feel emotions because in real life they don't.
They are real wolves then they use the computer to make them bigger - Team Jacob.
No, but they are ferocious fighters.
no it has sparkling wolves
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they teach you hidden skills
Because in real life wolves eat a LOT and the author wanted to make it seem like werewolves could exist even though they don't. It was pretty much just to make the werewolves seem more like real wolves.
The complete predicate is "At twilight ... appear from their resting spots". The initial prepositional phrase, "at twilight" is a part of predicate because it modifies the verb "appear" by describing the time of the appearance. It does not modify the subject of the sentence, "wolves" themselves.
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Bella Swan refers to the werewolves as "furry protectors" in the Twilight series.
There are several wolves in Twilight. Jacob Black is the main wolf and Bella's best friend, but the other wolves are Quil Ateara, Embry Call, Sam Uley and Seth and Leah Clearwater.
no but sometimes they are because they are humans pretending to be wolves
No, there are no longer any wolves in the UK.