Vampires

There is no vampires that burn from regular water but in some stories Holy Water can burn them.

Well Nina Dobrev (Elena Gilbert) is 5' 6½ in real life.

The show's title is Sesame Street, not Elmo. The name of the vampire on Sesame Street is named Count von Count. Sesame Street first aired in 1969, Elmo first appeared in 1979 in a non-speaking role credited as "Little Monster".

No, vampires cannot get a tan because they are typically depicted as beings that are harmed by sunlight. Exposure to sunlight usually causes them to burn or disintegrate rather than tan. Consequently, their undead nature and aversion to sunlight prevent them from developing a tan like living humans do.

in twilight it says (sorry for the spoilers) that in la push Jacob Black's great grandfather found the Cullens feeding on their lands but they noticed that they were feeding on animals and not people. So his great grandfather put up a treaty that says that the Cullens could not pass over into La Push and they could not bite humans to change them there you go at least some one knows the books and the movie by heart (im a twilight nerd)

In vampire lore, those most at risk are typically young women, as they are often portrayed as vulnerable and susceptible to seduction. Additionally, individuals who are isolated, emotionally distressed, or seeking power and immortality tend to be at greater risk of falling victim to vampires. People who engage in forbidden practices, such as dark magic or necromancy, may also attract the attention of vampires. Ultimately, the specific risks can vary across different stories and interpretations of vampire mythology.

Nobody is ast risk because vampires are fictitious beings.

Since vampires are imaginary only, the risk of an ACTUAL vampire attack is zero.

To be turned into a vampire in under sixty seconds, you would typically need to encounter a vampire who is willing to bite you and share their blood, as per popular vampire lore. This process often involves being bitten on the neck, followed by the exchange of blood, which initiates the transformation. However, keep in mind that vampires are fictional creatures, and such transformations are purely a product of mythology and fantasy.

If vampires existed (they don't) the DNA of a cat and a human are not compatible.

yes.

yes almost

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Sunlight, crosses, holy water, garlic.

because they wear protective sunscreen

In the common sense, the vampire model is described with these characteristic features:

(s)he...

- lives in the night, sleeps during the day

- has no shadow

- drinks blood

- beautiful and venomous

- fears from garlic

- fears from crucifix and christian religion

- is burnt by silver

- is burnt in sunlight

- lives forever

- reads your thoughts

However, a vampire only need to have a majority of these characteristics to be a vampire. For example, if all of those characteristics are met, but instead of being "beautiful and venomous" is "ugly and non-venomous", it would still be a vampire.

5 Seconds Of Summer

Because if they are awake or in the sunlight during the day, they will burn to death.

Indian people

Vampires are fictional everywhere. Fictional means not real.

No, because you won't get fangs. Spells and vampires are not real. If you put in fake vampire teeth, people will probably notice, but you can easily take those out.

Michael Orlando, or better known as Michael Vampire, is a member of the band The Killing Lights. He was in a near fatal accident years ago and decided to change the name of the band to The Killing Lights after his accident.

A person killed by vampire fangs would die from blood loss.

well i think vampires are not real but i think they can

Larten Crepsley turned him into one.