Given the transformation had to be realistic, Baker approached it from a scientific point of view. Humans and wolves are both vertebrates, and both mammals, as such, most components of their skeletons are homologous to each other. "The way I decided to approach the transformation was through comparative anatomy," Baker explained to Cinefex. "I didn't have a wolf skeleton in my collection, but I had a dog's and that was close enough. Comparing it to a human, you find that many of the bones are similar; it's just that the proportions are different. I made lists of the differences, what the major changes were, whether this got shorter or that got longer then figured out how we could get a suit out of this, in the later stages, that made sense."

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