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Bat a mammal of tropical central and south America with sharp teeth feeding on bird or mammal blood?
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∙ 14y ago
This would be one of the three species of vampire bat - either Desmodus rotundas, Diphylla ecaudata or Diaemus youngi. All three are of the same small size and share a similar appearance, so it is impossible to say for certain which type it was without further information/photographs.
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