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How much babies can a vampire bat have?
A vampire bat can have ONE baby at a time.
What are Vampire Bats special features?
they are the smallest bat
What do you mean by 'vampire bat'?
A vampire bat is a type of bat that gets its name from its food source - animal blood.
What food does a vampire bat eat?
live animals it sucks there blood hence the name vampire bat
What are male vampire bats called and what are female vampire bats called?
ya ya what up I'm from rossiAlthough some animals have specialized names for the male and female, bats do not. The name of a male bat is male bat and the name of the female is female bat.
What is the scientific name for vampire?
The scientific name for vampire is Vampyrum spectrum, which is a large species of bat found in Central and South America. It is also known as the spectral vampire bat.
Scientific name for vampire?
Vampires are mythological creatures, and therefor they have no scientific name.
Do you capitalize just the word vampire in a sentence that reads The Vampire bat?
In the sentence "The Vampire bat," the word "vampire" should not be capitalized unless it is part of the bat's specific name or title. In this case, "vampire" is serving as an adjective to describe the type of bat, so it should remain lowercase. Only capitalize "vampire" if it is part of the bat's proper name, such as "The Vampire Bat."
Do chupacabras have babies?
for all we know scientificly there is no such evidence of it existing at all for all we know it can be a vampire bat
What is the name of a human turned into a vampire?
Vampires are (except for the vampire bat) mythological and, as such, do not exist.
How many kinds of vampire bats are there?
three. the vampire bat, white winged vampire bat, and the harry legged vampire bat
The real name of vampire bats?
Here's the answer straight from Wikipedia's "Vampire Bat" page:There are three bat species that feed solely on blood: the Common Vampire Bat (Desmodus rotundus), the Hairy-legged Vampire Bat (Diphylla ecaudata), and the White-winged Vampire Bat (Diaemus youngi). All three species are native to the Americas, ranging from Mexico to Brazil, Chile, and Argentina.
