Vampire biology

Description I wanted to make a simple reference on a few different bat species... to show the variety of different noses bats have. @3@ And what people don't seem to remember is that there are THREE different kinds of vamp bats, in which they all have a slightly different nose. D: AGAIN, THIS ONLY SHOWS A SMALL PORTION OF BAT SPECIES. X'D I'll show pictures with each bat/nose: 1. Common Vampire Bat: [link] 2. Hairy-Legged Vampire Bat: [link] 3. White-Winged Vampire Bat: [link] 4…

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What do you like best Vampires or Elves ( Personally I like Elves )? This is the difference between Vampires and Elves in Art Taritian Edition, because Moformain Vampires are little bit different than normal Vampires as for the Elves are pretty much the same in Art Tari, but a little bit different than most, because in this version of the Elf they happened to be sort of like a different type of Vampire, but only a little bit the opposite.

Many of the traits and superstitions we associate with vampires come from actual diseases, as well as the biological process of corpse decomposition. Today, we’ll talk about three of these diseases—rabies, porphyria, and tuberculosis—and how they’ve shaped specific aspects of vampire legends from Europe and North America.