Obviously they are vampires, and instead of food they need the blood of a human to survive. Careful who you befriend because they might actually be a vampire that wants your neck blood. In Twilight it happened to Bella who let the vampire have sexual relations with her. Creating another vampire spawn. Please don't make this mistake because it will just make more work for me...I am a vampire exterminator for a living. Just google vampire killer extraordinaire if you need wooden stakes, garlic, or silver bullets because I sell them all.
yes zombies do drink blood but they only drink blood when they find lots of blood or/and many people dead
No, vampires are not real. They are fictional creatures from folklore and mythology.
One reason bats may leave their territories is to search for food. Bats are nocturnal animals that feed on insects such as mosquitos, moths, and beetles. If their current territory does not provide sufficient prey, they may venture out in search of areas with a greater abundance of food. Another reason bats may leave their territories is to find suitable roosting sites. Bats need sheltered places to rest during the day, such as caves, trees, or buildings. If their current territory lacks suitable roosts, they may explore other areas to find more suitable locations.
No, and even vampire bats generally feed on the blood of livestock and not on human blood. The common vampire bat canprey on humans, but they would usually find easier prey among animals that don't have the means to swat them away. Most bats are insectivores meaning they eat insects, but some bats also eat fruit and a few eat small animals such as frogs and small lizards.
Vampire bats, are native to Central and South America.
Also, on a side note, vampire bats do not 'suck' blood, but instead bite flesh to create a wound that bleeds, and lap up the resulting blood flow.
Depending on age, humans can hear between 20 Hz and 15-20 kHz. Bat calls have a frequency range of 9 kHz to 200 kHz.So Yes.
The rare and magnificent winged beast known as the Black Flying Fox is incredibly dangerous, yet majestic. Due to the Fox War of 1889, the Black Flying Fox population is very close to extinction. There are exactly two of these amazing creatures remaining alive today, one male and one female. Unfortunately, they already dated once, had a mutual breakup, and are seeing other people. So very soon there shall be no black flying foxes left on Earth.
Also, you misspelled **world**.
some bats emit sounds through their mouths like humans do.Others send outsound pulse through their noses
Public lands like National Wildlife Refuges, military areas, and U.S. Forest Service lands are managed for Indiana bats by protecting forests. This means ensuring that there are the size and species of trees needed by Indiana bats for roosting; and providing a supply of dead and dying trees that can be used as roost sites. In addition, caves used for hibernation are managed to maintain suitable conditions for hibernation and eliminate disturbance
They don't, many are just nocturnal because that's when their food source is active.
Considering bats (most at least) are nocturnal, they would return to their dark shelter, usually a cave or something.
Bats are mammals, and all mammals have bilateral symmetry. This means they have symmetry across one plane (known as the sagittal plane, and directly down the centre of their body), which means one side of their body approximately mirrors the other side.
Bats look for warm, protected places to roost. An attic with a small opening is perfect for the bats. However, people would generally advise against allowing bats to live in the attic. One, they poop, like most mammals, which creates a disgusting and insanitary mess. Two, there is a chance they could spread disease to humans (although the odds are low). Although I wouldn't recommend letting bats live in your attic, they are awesome animals and I would highly recommend providing a bathhouse for them. If the hang from the underside of your roof, outside of your house, that's fine too.
1. Wooden stakes can kill them if it pierces their heart.
2. Vampires don't like garlic.
3. They also probably don't like the sight of themselves OR they don't like vampire hunters (OBVIOUS)
They are both. They are homologous because they are both examples of a vertebrate forelimb. They are analogous because they were adapted for flight independently of one another.
4 ~ 5 years but the record is 11 years. http://www.ypte.org.uk/docs/factsheets/animal_facts/pipistrelle_bat.html
At night... In a cave...?
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The best time is at dusk just as the sun goes down. I don't suggest you enter a cave with bats in it as the smell of the guano can turn most peoples stomachs over. If you stand outside the cave you will see the bats fly off to hunt insects. They usually do this en-mass.