Traditionally, vampires were not the creatures we see on television or in film.
Vampires are NOT physical beings. They were supposed to be vengeful ghosts, who floated out of their graves, leaving the cadaver in the coffin. This ghost could enter people's homes and feed on their blood or life-essence. After feeding, the ghost returned to the grave, nourishing the corpse. THis was the reason for staking a vampire into the grave; the stake would anchor the hungry vampiric spirit into the grave, starving the vampire.
Belief in vampires or vampire-like beings was very common in the pre-modern period and various measures were taken to ensure that dead individuals would not return as vampires. The word "vampire" comes from Romania; vampire legends are still very common in Romania, the Czech Republic and Hungary.
Some people believe that a vampire is a mythical figure that does not exist. There are people that believe they are 'vampires' and call themselves such in modern life. It is debatable if these are "Vampires" per se, but they do not exhibit classical vampire powers. The rest is speculation upon your definition.
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yes vampires are real, bats are vampires. but human vampires are not real
Some collective nouns for vampires are a vein of vampires or a clot of vampires.
There is no such a thing as vampires... but there is such a thing as vampire bats. And no, vampires do not have the same powers as Twilight vampires do.
no vampires venom is deadly to animals
No, only vampires can make new vampires
None, vampires are vampires, not shape-shifters.
Of course there are vampires in the Philippines, there are vampires almost everywhere.
In stories, vampires were people before they became vampires. In reality, no, nor visa versa. There are some people who pretend to be vampires, but this does not make them vampires.
That dumb thing called "Twilight", they totally ruined vampires. They turned scary vampires to gay vampires.
Vampires are fictional and God did not make vampires on Earth.