10 Blood-Sucking Beasties
References: newanimal.org
There is a lot more to Vampires than just Count Dracula--or, if you're a fan of the cartoon, Count Duckula. A vampire is a mythological creature who feeds on the blood of the living.
Keep your garlic at the ready: Here are some deadly real-life vampire animals to make you shudder. They include the vampire monkey, a Chinese species that lives solely on other animals' blood; the vampire bat; the vampire moth, which can pierce through human skin to get its fill of blood; and the mosquito.
You'll also see the vampire squid, which is surely the stuff of SpongeBob's nightmares; the red-billed oxpecker, which feasts on fresh rhino wounds; and the vampire shark.
Keep your garlic at the ready: Here are some deadly real-life vampire animals to make you shudder. They include the vampire monkey, a Chinese species that lives solely on other animals' blood; the vampire bat; the vampire moth, which can pierce through human skin to get its fill of blood; and the mosquito.
You'll also see the vampire squid, which is surely the stuff of SpongeBob's nightmares; the red-billed oxpecker, which feasts on fresh rhino wounds; and the vampire shark.
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1. Blood-sucking Animals - Newly discovered types of blood-sucking animals could be studied for their unique survival tactics.
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Industry Implications
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3. Entertainment Industry - The entertainment industry could see an increase of vampire-inspired content based on these newly discovered creatures.
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