Bats

Bats do not eat anything, currently.

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Original answer - If you had some one drooling all over your neck and wanting to suck every little drop out of your body, you would be scared

Vampires would sometimes taunt their victims, mock them. Possibly drain them of blood slowly, maybe even infict some amounts of pain, but still keep victims alive until the vampires no longer needed them. It is said vampires have mental powers and can also torture and frighten mortals through their minds ect.

All canines, above anything else: owing to some struggle between their ancestors, vampires and all canines hate each other more strongly than anything else. Water: Vampires avoid total immersion in water whenever possible, because the water evaporating on their skin lowers their body temperature to the point where it is no longer quite as pleasurable to drink blood. Fire: Fire symbolizes death to all vampires, even previous pyromaniacs. Garlic: It smells uncomfortably like decaying vampire corpses.

no

There as not yet been a glims of a vampier but there are clames of that they do exist. People have been known to drink blood at the end of a battle.

There is little tangible evidence available on the existence of

Vampires, and undue weight has to be placed on circumstancial evidence. 1. Every occurrence of human combustion - especially 'spontaneous'

combustion - needs thorough examination. In practice, this is patchy and

details often emerge too late for firm conclusions to be drawn. A trickle of reports has arisen in Eastern and Central Europe, most provided by professional Vampire hunters. Several isolated

reports have come from urban areas in the USA - 50% of these in New York. 2. Vampire-Typical injury reports (neck bites, severe bleeding from small wounds), also need investigation. This is almost impossible, as no health service categorises wounds in a useful way - and victims often go to great lengths to disguise or deny such injury. 3. Exsanguination deaths and missing bodies: A significant number of such

events have occurred in key locations; reports of body snatching have continued, some with no evidence of external assistance, and few with any possible motive for such theft. 4. Vampire sightings have increased in recent years; this may be in part due to unwelcome and inaccurate televisual displays - a badly educated public is in increasing danger, and compounds this by false reports Verification is difficult, but there is sufficient circumstantial evidence, and individual experiences, to assert that not only do Vampires still exist - but they are thriving.

# You would repulse a vampire the same way you would repulse ordinary people. Just make yourself gross and disgusting. # Dr. Van Helsign was of the opinion that all Vampires are repulsed by garlic. Can't say that this is universally true but I know one or two vampires that didn't like the stuff. # High energy radiation. Good for most vampires although not the elite. So keep a spot-light by your bed. # A sign that reads 'Blood letting tax 19%, we accept all credit cards.'

Vampire likes to live in a place that is not known. A big house. Somewhere that is dark.

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The rigid definition of a vampire requires them to be dead. However there are people (and things) that have the potential to become vampires and some that have even employed this ability before they died. Persons that are half-vampires, or the child of a vampire are called Dhampirs. Usually they do not employ their vampire abilities until after they are dead as there is no good reason to do so unless you need to steal life-energy. (If you're already alive you create your own life-energy (which is of higher quality than stolen) so you have no need to steal any.) In fact most Dhampirs are vampire hunters. There is the story of Margot Seevel who (supposidly) was the grandchild of a full vampire. As a young child she was dying of small-pox and her parents (by some ritual) awakened the vampire potential in her so she could take life-energy (via blood consumption) to sustain her through the course of the disease. She survived (albeit scarred) and lived an otherwise ordinary life, married and mothered four children. When she died however her body was burned so she wouldn't awaken to become a true vampire.

You can either take a cure disease potion or find an alter that cures your diseases.

If you get to stage 4 everyone starts attacking you so you have to sneak into someones house crouch down and pick pocket them and select feed then go to marthor and speak to fallion ask him about curing and he will tell you how.

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Some vampires are required to hide from sun-light. Count Dracula and Count Orlock slept in their coffins giving rise to the stereotype. Lestat and Louis on one occasion spent the night in a crypt but usually they just kept to their rooms. Not all vampires are required to do so however. Count Dracula was often up and about during the day.

The way to turn into a vampire in myths and movies is to be bitten by another vampire, although vampires don't really exist.

In the real world, the best way to become a "vampire" is to develop a mental illness which causes you to believe you're a vampire.

It's Cat woman!

And her name was Patience Phillips!

Rouge the Bat from the Sonic the Hedgehog series does not have an official number of boyfriends. In the games and other media, her relationships are not always clearly defined.

A vampire can survive for a long long time without any nourishment at all. Some vampires have been buried for close to a century before they were disentured and became active. However they are not happy being so deprived, get right freaky in fact. Their physical and mental healthy deteriorates as well, to the point of sever neurosis and rotting. Eventually a deprived vampire will die, so the answer is 'yes' but only after a long long time.

EDIT- Well, if you are talking about Twilight vamps- If they don't get blood than their instinct takes over and attacks the closest thing with a heartbeat. So they can't really die from lack of blood because it's not possible for them to get to that point.

EDIT: It depends on the lore. Starving vampires can have whatever negative repercussions or benefits assigned. In Skyrim, for example, starving vampires grow stronger, but appear less human and will be recognized as monsters. In the Vampire Diaries, vampires desiccate, which causes them pain, renders them helpless, and will eventually mummify them unless they are fed, however, they don't die. In Buffy, vampires possibly become living skeletons. It seems that this didn't mean animated skeletons, but instead, extremely starved creatures, like a holocaust victim, but worse. Starving vampires are weaker and hallucinate. Again, they don't die. In Vampire the Masquerade, vampires will be forced into Torpor, that is to say, they will basically hibernate until enough time has passed and they have "healed." I'm not familiar with any lore that says starving a vampire can kill it to be honest. In most cases it renders them powerless and may render them inactive. Most real vampire lore paints them as blood sucking phantoms rather than tangible. They usually astral project or something of that nature. There isn't any solid lore on starving, because a vampire can't really be stopped from feeding unless killed or incapacitated by other means. I suppose if they accidently wiped out the entire village they may starve, but at that point, it becomes a case of, if a tree falls in the forest, and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound? If a vampire is starving, we'd have no way of knowing, because the only way it could starve is if everyone were dead.

Alright one you wouldn't be a vampire if you didn't consume blood. Vampires DO suck blood. A lot of these people will tell you old legends about how vampires only come out at night, and are afraid of garlic when realy that's just an old wives tale. There is a large growing population of vampires throughout the United States but cover their identity. Covering your identity is very complicated. You have to go through all this paper work, about you. It's difficult. And vampires want to be like everyone else they want to hang with the guys go to movies with dates the whole 9 yards. But as I said it's very complicated. Not all vampires wear black clothing and sleep in graves during the day. As a matter of fact I'll have you know that vampires are always roaming during daylight hours. So anyway vampires do suck your blood. Not all of us have "fangs" but some do. Oh and one more thing the most tasty kind of blood to a vampire is O positive.(not all vampires perfer the same thing but it's been proven.)

The concept of vampires can be traced back to ancient folklore from various cultures, such as ancient Mesopotamia and Greece. The modern depiction of vampires, popularized in literature and film, emerged mainly in the 18th century with works like "The Vampyre" (1819) by John Polidori and "Dracula" (1897) by Bram Stoker. These iconic works helped establish the vampire as a literary and cultural archetype.

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Bats tend not to venture out in the daylight as there is too great a risk of predators (birds, cats etc). However, it has been known for some bats to fly out in the daylight but this is unusual

They hang ks upside down in baseball to show that the batter was struck out without swinging the bat

There really is no "better" bat. However many players feel strongly about both. Many players will tell you that stiff bats, like the Exogrid are the way to go. Some will tell you the flexible bats like the Stealth are better because they give you more of a whip or trampoline effect when you hit the ball. I sort of think that the stiff bats are probably a little bit better because I'd personally rather swing something stiff than flimsy. That's just me.

There are a couple of websites below where you can learn more. One goes really deep into the physics of stiff vs. flexible bats. The other one is my website of articles of bat technology.

They live together by the thounsands in most places they are located. A cave can hold many thousands of bats depending on it's size.