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How do vampire bats catch their pray?
leap at pray with there fangs hanging out. :)
Why do vampire bats rarley attack humans?
Vampire bats rarely attack humans, because they prefer to get their meal from small sleeping mammals. There are three different species of vampire bats.
How do vampire bats bite their pray?
With their fang like teeth
How do vampire bats defend themselves?
They attack prey from behind.
How do vampirer bats atack there pray?
The first thing they have to do is smell their prays blood to make sure it's good for them. Then they will watch their pray for about 2 minutes then they will slowly get close to their pray and BAM! Trust me on this answer cause im a vampire and I also did this and it worked pretty well!!♥
Why do vampire bats and vampire's rarley attack humans?
it's all about survival now 4 us
How do vampire bats attack there pray?
Vampire bats don't 'attack' their prey in the sense that a lion does. Being very small they alight on the sleeping prey and using sharp incisor teeth make a very small cut in the flesh, perhaps half a centimetre. They then lap up the blood from the wound. Having anti-coagulants in their saliva helps prevent the blood from clotting whilst they are feeding.
Do vampire bats hunt?
bite there pray then poison them by putting there spit in the blood stream (hi mum)
Do real vampire lose their soul?
Vampires are not real. There is a certain species of vampire bats, however, but they do not normally attack humans.
Are vampiers and vampier bats real?
Vampires are fictitious, but vampire bats are very real. Vampire bats do not attack humans, but do bite and lap up the blood of livestock, causing little or no ill effects.
Why do vampire bats hardly ever feed on humans?
They rarely attack humans because vampire bats hunt for food at night and humans are very often safely indoors or travelling.
Do vamire bats exist?
Yes, vampire bats are real animals. They do not attack humans, but bite and lick up the blood of livestock.
