Vampires

Vampires are the stuff of movies and folk legend.

It depends on which version of the stories you are reading. In most stories, vampires do not shape shift, but in some, they can turn into bats (or less commonly, rats).

Per the myth, vampires are humans who have been turned by another vampire, a human who has been turned by an earlier vampire. This chain of infestation traces back to the original vampire. Some authors have toyed with the idea that the original vampire, the father of all vampres as it were, is Cain, the son of Adam, who was cursed when he killed his own brother. Others have played with the idea that the original is Judas Iscariot, the betrayer of Christ. Bram Stoker suggested the original was the semi-fictionalized Vlad Tepes, Vlad the Impaler, Voivolda of Wallachia.

As vampires are transformed humans, and no longer have warmblood or give live birth, they cannot be mammals.

werewolves, by far, since they were created by two clans who were at war with each other.

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It depends. There are many different types of vampires with different weaknesses and different enemies. Sometimes it's werewolves (for popular fantasy vampire) , sometimes it's God or men of faith (for the traditional satanic vampire), sometimes it's just humans in general (for the "modern" vampire).

Personally, I think that a vampire's worst enemy is [permanent] death, since the traditional excuse for becoming a vampire is a fear of dying/Final Judgment and because the enemies listed above are a vampire's enemies because they can kill them.

Depending on what vampire you have researched, it varies greatly. Some have to return to their homelands to sleep, and some only need a coffin. Some need no sleep at all. The most common type of vampire can live anywhere, as long as it can avoid the sun.

The vampire bat was around for millions of years before the invention of vampires. Vampires as understood in popular culture do not and never have existed, whilst vampire bats evolved a long time ago.

I must argue witht he millions of years thing, the world isnt that old and you should know it. Like look at the Bible reverances. Look to the geology of Jesus Christ. And you might be able to figure out how long this wi=orld has existed. =]

Vampire bats are known to reside in humid, tropical climates. They are marginally found in Central America ranging to South America and can be found in dark places such as cave, wells and hollow trees. They live in large colonies together, sometimes reaching populations which exceed a thousand.

they use there wings to cover from dust and hide in night and they use there teeth to take blood they use their teeth to hurt other animals.

Vampires bats are not extinct. There are 3 species of vampire bats and all of them are native to Latin America and can be found from Mexico to Argentina and from Chile to Brazil.

Anything that's along-side the road they're driving down. All they have to do is turn the steering wheel sharply when they are beside whatever it is and they will turn into it.

Like normal bats, Vampire bats only come out at night

Most definitely. Although mice tend to come out in the night when most of the occupants of the house are asleep or immobile. This allows them to stealthily infiltrate any of your food bags, crumbs etc. During the day time, mice will normally not come out, but if opportunities exist then they surely can. Things that can cause mice to leave their shelter would be disturbances towards their current shelter. If they feel threatened, or perhaps sense a danger in their vicinity. Sometimes they may be seeking out a second shelter area and are desperately in need to get away they will run out during the day time.

Hope that helps!

The easiest way to breed dragonflies is to collect their eggs before they hatch, so that you can raise the insects captive in a terrarium or aquarium, and they will breed naturally. Otherwise, controlling their breeding is very difficult to control.

No, Vampire bats can sleep in caves and you may even see them sleeping in cracks in rocks etc. They will sleep in large groups of around 100 or more. They mainly sleep in dark caves.No, Vampire bats can sleep in caves and you may even see them sleeping in cracks in rocks etc. They will sleep in large groups of around 100 or more. They mainly sleep in dark caves.

Somee vampires do, some vampires dont.

It basically depends on there taste.

But if you ask me, vampires like any type of blood.

They bite anywhere there isn't a major blood flow area. The neck is a bad area. Do not believe the movies and stories, if a vampire bit your neck you would die almost instantaneously.

The common Vampire bat is the only species in it's genus and is highly adaptable. Contrary to the common misconception of a huge beast with blood dripping fangs, the Common Vampire bat is a small species weighing only between 15 and 50 grams! Vampire bats aside from being the most agile of bats. (They can run like a spider and jump like a frog and even do cartwheels). They are probably the most intelligent of all bats as well. Each bat must compile and remember a detailed mental map of it's ever changing flight routes to where it has found food in the past.

It has 28 chromosomes. Although it is still not certain as there are not many studies carried out about this type of bat.

The Vampire Squid has a very big penis, it can grow a penis with length of 500m

Aside from the fact that these are fantastic creatures and not real in any way, what you are proposing is impossible. There's a reason you never hear of Vampires giving birth; because it isn't possible. The men would be infertile (their sperm would be just as dead as they are), and the women barren (same thing for eggs). Besides, think about it, a woman would have to be turned while pregnant, and if she were, since Vampires stop aging at the point they are turned, she would be in a perpetual state of pregnancy for eternity, the fetus either dead inside her, or in a perpetual fetal state, unable to be born because it is not viable.

The alternative would be to turn as woman as she is giving birth, but if the infant were still connected umbilically, then it would also be stuck in a perpetual state of infancy, just subsisting on blood rather than mother's milk.

If you aren't a parent yourself, let me assure you, even Vampires would tire of that very very quickly. Such a creature would not be long for this world.

Now, with that said, moving into the outside realms of the possible, AD&D had creatures called "Vampyres"; they were like Blade from the Marvel Universe in way. They were children born to mothers bitten while pregnant, but not turned into Vampires. They were born with most of the Vampires advantages (i.e. incredible strength, speed and agility, shapeshifting, thirst for blood), but none of the weaknesses (i.e. they were able to walk in daytime, no allergy to garlic, etc.). While pound for pound they weren't as powerful as vampires, they weren't undead (or immortal, though they did tend to live for centuries rather than decades), and they didn't sleep in coffins. With that in mind, if a Lycanthropic mother gave birth in such a fashion, her child would be fantastic indeed, though there would be no necessary advantage to shapeshifting into a wolf when the Vampyre could do that anyway. The main difference would be that unlike normal Lycanthropes, that can eat whatever they want, the vampiric one would need blood and likely live much longer. He would have the added allergy to silver and wolfsbane too, so honestly, I think it's more of a hindrance being lycanthropic than not.

Of course, this is all hypothetical, since it logically could never happen.

If they were real they would probably be able to run very fast

Just telling you guys now im 12, but i know the answer to this because i am doing a project on bats right now. The phylum name for a vampire bat is Chordata..! Enjoy.

They move around by jumping enormously and running fast

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since vapires and mosquitos are both drink blod it is supused that garlik were work for vampires to repil them

Vampires aren't real!yeah,what she said, who would ask that?