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Where is Buffy the Vampire Slayer when you need her? By definition, a vampire is a person who will get "up close and personal", then, bites into your neck and sucks your blood. They are not particular about blood type, any type will do. A Vampire readily transforms from a vampire bat to human form. In human form, he is usually attractive with a strong, persuasive, even seductive personality. While most vampires are male, female vampires do exist. You definitely do not want to know him/her. But, he really wants to know you!!! Once a person has become a victim to a vampire's fatal bite, they too, return to life as a vampire. Spotting a vampire is easy. All you need is a mirror. Vampires do not have a reflection, so they are invisible in a mirror. Getting the vampire in front of a mirror however, is no easy task. They do not go willingly. Did you Know? Vampires have "Eisoptrophobia" the fear of mirrors, or seeing oneself in a mirror. The best known vampire is Count Dracula! About Count Dracula The best known vampire slayer is Buffy the Vampire Slayer! Thought for the day!: If vampires cannot be seen in a mirror, why is Count Dracula's hair so neatly combed?
There are three ways to kill a vampire:
How do you avoid Vampires? There are a few known defenses against vampires. They include:
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