Vampires are called leeches because they supposedly suck blood, just like leeches.
Vampires are sometimes referred to as leeches because they are believed to suck blood like leeches do. Additionally, leeches are parasitic creatures that feed off others, similar to how vampires feed off human blood according to folklore and mythology. The term "leech" also conveys the idea of something that drains resources or energy, which aligns with the traditional characteristics of vampires.
well they have alot of nicknames, but some are cold ones, bloodsuckers and leeches.
It was called Malinta Tunnel coz it was " full of leeches" . Leeches in tagalog is linta.
Hirudiphobia, I guess.
most common type of vampire is probably leeches made and born vampires pure is the most rare
The only vampires that might live in California, are (possibly) vampire bats and leeches. There are no real vampire monsters that live anywhere on the planet Earth. They are a complete work of fiction. There is a significant community of vampires in California as they have found gainful employment in the movie industry.
Sanguinivous
vegetarian vampires
That dumb thing called "Twilight", they totally ruined vampires. They turned scary vampires to gay vampires.
No the leeches are not vertebrates . Vertebrates are animals that have backbones. The backbone is a strong but flexible column of individual bony unit called vertebrae.
They have lots of nicknames for the cullens Vampires Bloodsuckers Cold ones Pale ones Leeches and many more.. EdwardJacob xx
No. Leeches are annelids, sometimes called segmented worms.
The slang term, used to mean a blackmailer or someone greedy, is bloodsucker or blood-sucker. It is also used as an epithet for vampires, leeches, and mosquitoes.