By far the most famous bat in the world is the vampire bat. This species has a close association with vampires and mythological stories. The real Vampire Bats are found in Mexico and do feed on the blood of warm blooded animals, such as cattle, horses, or birds. The vampire bat does not actually like the taste of human blood and much prefer other warm blooded animals instead. The vampire bat is one of the only species of bat that feeds on blood. They do not, however, suck this blood. Instead, the bat makes a small cut in the skin of a sleeping animal with their sharp teeth. The bat's saliva has an aesthetic in it that reduces the likelihood of the animal feeling the insertion. They then lap the blood up as it flows from the fresh wound. There is a special anticoagulant contained in the bats saliva that prevents their victim's blood from clotting until the bat has finished its meal. The bat only needs about two teaspoons of blood a day, so the blood loss is minimal and rarely causes any harm to their victim.
vampires are not real
Vampire bats have a thinning chemical that can help stroke victims and others that need it.
it depends on the vampire...most of the times they just attack.
I think you mean vampire. There is no such thing as a vampire - that is a man/woman vampire. There is a species of bat called a vampire bat but it is small and little danger to humans
hold there neck anddigs in
They attack prey from behind.
it's all about survival now 4 us
It depends on what kind of vampire vampires in the twilight series just attack people,but the Cullen's survive on animal blood instead of humans blood. But in other cases vampires will just attack or seduce their victims then drain them of their blood.
The vampire you are referring to is likely the Strigoi, a Romanian vampire legend. It was believed to shed its skin and attack its victims in the nude, showing its true demonic form. Strigoi were feared for their ability to transform and inflict harm on the living.
Vampires are not real. There is a certain species of vampire bats, however, but they do not normally attack humans.
to find where blood is close to their victims skins
Vampires are fictitious, but vampire bats are very real. Vampire bats do not attack humans, but do bite and lap up the blood of livestock, causing little or no ill effects.