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This assumes that there is a time when vampires have to go away.
Vampires always arrive late and stay to the wee hours before dawn. (Sigh) Before I continue, it might help to clarify whether we are talking about real or fictional vampires. So, with fictional vampires, the second answer is probably correct, whereas real vampires (yes, they are real - go to http://www.religioustolerance.org/vampyres) are not immobilized during daylight, nor do they "sparkle" in the sun. So, there really is no set time.
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How do vampires attach their victims?
it depends on the vampire...most of the times they just attack.
What do vampires get when they attack snowmen?
Frostbites
Who is most at risk to prevent a vampire attack?
Nobody is ast risk because vampires are fictitious beings.
Are there vampires in Percy Jackson?
no, but in book four, Percy thinks that the emposai that attack him are vampires.
How do you vampires attack their victims?
It depends on what kind of vampire vampires in the twilight series just attack people,but the Cullen's survive on animal blood instead of humans blood. But in other cases vampires will just attack or seduce their victims then drain them of their blood.
How do vampires attack their vicitims?
by sitting on a unicorn
How do vampires attack other vampires?
They attack like each other like they would anything, but to kill each other they tear them apart and burn the pieces
Why do victims of a vampire attack get dreams?
vampires are not real
Is it true if vampires do exist?
It has not yet been ascertained but there has been cases of alleged attack by vampires on people
Why do vampires not attack humans?
It really depends on the type of blood the human has .
Can you see vampire teeth?
When vampires are about to attack they usually appear but not before
Is the victim more at risk during a Vampire attack?
well....... vampires don't exist......... and you need to say more at risk than what a werewolf or ghost? but in books vampires seem to be the biggest risk in a attack......
