These entities are of unknown age. They are generally found in wilderness areas near large cities, and are presumed to feed off of the stray psi energy emitted by the people and animals living in the cities. They generally travel in packs.
As they are made of pure psi energy, it is presumed that these entities were at one time created, perhaps by Native Americans, or perhaps somewhat more recently by persons enamored of werewolf myths. It is likely that they are accidental creations. (A psi-active person walking through the woods at night thinks to himself, "this is just like a werewolf movie", and 'poof' some stray psi energy nearby assumes this form).
They defend wilderness areas. In appearance, they seem to be a mixture of human and wolf--they can run on four legs or two, have a muzzle, and no tail. Their features are very rough, and unfinished, with very little detail, eyes merely black spaces on their head. They are self-replicating.
http://parazoology.psionguild.org/psiwolf.html
IF you believe this to be true, can anyone explain any of their experiences with this type of thing? And can you provide any further information other than what I've gathered here?
There appear to be two subspecies of psi-wolf--one is smaller version, and the other slightly larger, and much more aggressive both toward the smaller subspecies and toward intruders.
The larger version in particular should be considered very dangerous. In one incident, a psi-wolf kept pace with a vehicle, and hit the side of the car with an audible thud--a paw sized (well, dinner-plate-sized, the size of the psi-wolf's paw....) dent was found in car-door later, along with two clear paw-prints in the dust on the window and door of the car.
