Vampires

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No, if by 'Twilight' you mean the book series by Stephenie Meyer.

The Twilight vampires are different from conventional vampires in several ways, their lack of fangs one of them.

They have teeth like regular humans, but they are razor sharp and can cut through most substances; notably vampire skin, which is described as being hard as granite.

Their venom is believed to be 'coating' on their teeth, transferring to the body of the victim through the bite. In Midnight Sun, Edward describes being near a human while hungry causing an 'excess flow of venom' to his mouth. From this it can be compared to the human sensation of 'drooling at the mouth' when hungry or a particularly appetising food is present.

Nothing will happen to the werewolf itself, but the vampire will start convulsing and blood will come out of the vampire's eyes and ears...its not pretty, so i suggest that if you are a vampire...don't bite a werewolf.

If for some reason the vampire is not effected by the werewolf blood, then the werewolf could possibly be be drained of blood and die. But that is rare because werewolf is not appealing to vampires AT ALL.

a good example of this would be on the show Being Human (U.S.) (watch it, its a great show) Season 2, Episode 10...its at the end of the episode fyi.

Enjoy! i hope this was helpful:)

There are hundreds. Each culture has their own stories or myths with their own creatures and characters. What is interesting is how many characters and stories are simular, and how they find their way into other cultures.

No, leeches stand little chance of catching the very quick mosquito larvae. Leeches tend to feed on fish, often attaching themselves to the fish right before they are swallowed and then moving to the gills where they suck the fish's blood.

Chupacrabra(Sucks th blood of goats) Sucubus and Incubus(Sexual vampires)

*Leave it. This is normal behaviour; if the crab thinks the shell is too small for it, it gets out and finds a bigger one. It knows what it needs to, and will, do more than you do. * NEVER FORCE A HERMIT CRAB OUT OF A SHELL IT KNOWS WHAT IT WANTS*

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.

The smell of garlic is strong to the human nose. Imagine having highten senses how bad that would smell. So more or less it's just disgusting. Also a stake would through the heart would kill anyone.

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.

Syrian refugees eat whatever they can get their hands on. The United Nations personnel who man the refugee camps typically serve the refugees simple porridges, oatmeal, or other foodstuffs that can be cheaply and efficiently brought to the camp

I can't say for the pet kind, however street rats here in Chicago smell much like musty urine, almost a dirty wet dog or cattle smell. It's not the rat your smelling it's the urine and feces they leave behind. It's pretty gross. If you have more then a few the smell can get pretty bad.

vampires can not go out in too much sun so they prefer to hunt at night but if the day has not that much sun then they can go out and eat people.

No. Once a person has adopted vampire DNA, they are bound by the laws of vampirism. In gaining superhuman speed, strength, sensory perception, immortality etc. one must consume the what they no longer have: Vitamin M; mortal blood.

You may not smell the onion rubbed on your foot if your footwear is tight enough, but onions have the ability to stay for a long time on your hands and breath. You either like onion smell or you don't.

During the Fall, near Halloween, it is possible to buy vampire teeth at the Dollar Store. During the rest of the year, however, they typically do not sell them.

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 !

twilight book series-

Unless they are newly changed (Bree) or lived a particularly violent life (Jasper) then yes they can, with one exception to the rule. One of Bella's special abilities is to control her thirst.

real life-

That depends on the person. Self control is the key. A ...friend... of mine is going through the same thing. He has found a way to deal by using his affinity for the moon (he's a cancer) to calm himself during ...bad times... Friends always help- especially those who know and accept the vamp(s). However he does get rather unstable during the full moon... Recently though we have accepted a ...divine... help into our group, and he really seemed to make a difference in the amount of thirst at any given time.

Other than vampire bats, vampires are mythological creatures. As such, most people believe that they do not exist.

Most fiction novels or movies say you have to drive a stake (a wooden stick) though their heart, but other sources say they can be killed by ripping them apart and burning the pieces...

You slay a vampire by driving a wooden stake through their heart, To weaken one, you use garlic or the holy cross.

no they eat onions If a vampire had an aversion to onions when he was alive then yes, he will still have that aversion as a vampire. However: if the vampire liked onions when he was alive then they will serve to attract him rather than repel him.

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

According to Stephanie Meyer, to them it is like eating dirt but they technically can, they just cannot digest it so they have to cough it up later.

It depends on the size of the pheasants, if they are small they will be picked on by cockerels. If they are ring necks, black necks (game pheasants), they will fight, but soon sort out there differences. A hen pheasant, will live happily with chickens, (unless with male pheasant).