Brad on Thu Oct 21, 2010 12:58 amVampire bats in Peru are increasingly biting people, and a National Geographic researcher is trying to find ways to stem the resulting spread of deadly rabies.
Vampire bats and humans
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Interesting vid Brad. Bloody ugly creatures though, they look so fierce
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The teeth on them and I thought our bats faces here were so cute but those are Halloween looking creatures...All kinds creatures this world has.....c.hert
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Now I know why Nosferatu, in the vintage vampire film had peculiar fangs replacing his front teeth rather than the canines like the more recent vampires. Less attractive but modeled on the vampire bat!
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