Bats

The feeding methods of insects are usually by plants such as flowers or by warm-blood animals such as birds and mammals. Either of the insects is able to use a sucking tube to suck out nectar from plants or pierce through the skin to suck blood from animals.

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.

Depends when they were born

yes it's poop

i cant say how much it eats but i know for sure it eats fruit or nector

1. when the baby bat is born
2. when it gets a little older
3. when it leaves it's mom
4. when it finds a mate
5. it gets pregnant
6. when it starts it all over again

In its own area, yes. They aren't harmful to us humans, but they will have a nasty bite.

A owl can eat a Fruit bat or any kind of bat.

The Indiana bat eats flying insects, which it catches on the wing.

mushy food ex; banansa peas, smashes carrots

Bats are mammals. Babies get milk from their mothers.

They turn into a zombie. Don't ask me how it happens, they just do! Oh, and just in case your wondering how I know this, Edward Cullen told me.

When Count Dracula forced Wilhelmina Harker to drink of his blood she formed a psychic bond with him where in the two knew of each other activities.

Eating bat poop is not a good idea because it carries many diseases and is toxic to humans.

The Bare-backed fruit bat of Australia is around 30cm in length.

nucturnal pooh

Well Probably unless your taking painkillers if it will hurt or not i dont know but i say it probably will!

VAMPIRES ROCK !!

P.S just so you know vampire do NOT turn into bats !

Yes, but all it amounts to is unnecessary loss of blood.

Depends on the fruit

In England and China and Pandora and france. It is usually inside a coke can so be careful when consuming coke. France usually put it in their bottles of ice tea and sometimes in their pain au chocolates.

You can drink a pint of your own blood without getting sick.. but it's not a wise thing to do.

Traditional are not breaded, unlike bone-in. Bone-out, well, they don't have bones - I'm not sure if we know whether they're still wing meat or just "nuggets," my guess is the latter.

Bone-out wings are not nuggets. It's wing meat.

If they were real i supose that you would be just fine. From what i have read, you have to be bitten to become one!! There are many different concepts of what vampirism would be like and how it would work; in the novels of Anne Rice, for example, it is necessary both to be bitten by a vampire and also to drink the blood of the vampire who bit you, in order for you to become a vampire yourself.

Considering the fumes from Bat feces can be deadly, probably not. That aside no feces of any creature should be eaten, there is a reason that the body removed it in the first place!

The Anteater is covered with stiff, straw-like hair which grows up to 40 cm long on the tail. Young have soft hair until they are mature. The dominant colouring may be grey or brown, but all have a diagonal black and white shoulder stripe

because there is lots of blood there

Drinking blood from the neck is a stereotype that was made popular by Count Dracula. Before him the favoured target for a vampire bite was the bosom, made popular by Carmilla. Before her extremities (hands, toes) were more favoured.