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Meanings of common vampire bat in English
Bat feeding on the blood (hematophagous) of large mammals such as horses or bovines.
Synonyms
Examples for "vampire"
Examples for "vampire"
1
Liam, in his weakened state, was no match for the vampire's strength.
2
Among the millions-selling vampire-themed series flying out of bookstores today are L.J.
3
Everyone knows there is a fine, finicky line between eternal-life-as-vampire v. death-as-a-human.
4
She ruins dinner parties and is the vampire of the moving pictures.
5
Mirrored lenses could not block the effects of a vampire's cold stare.
1
Without a doubt this is the secret of the vampire bat's ears.
2
One of the Indians has been attacked by a big vampire bat!
3
A vampire bat would just crawl all over him and, I don't know, nibble.
4
I said apologetically, "You used a vampire bat in 'The Worm-Born of Malufrax.'"
5
The virus was shown to be most closely related to a vampire bat rabies isolate.
Usage of common vampire bat in English
1
Compared to other bats, the common vampire bat (and probably the other vampire bats too) is much more sensitive to low-frequency sounds.
2
The common vampire bat usually feeds on mammals: mostly domestic species like cattle and horses, but also wild animals such as capybara, peccaries and tapir.
3
For instance, common vampire bats can recognise individual humans by their breathing sounds.
4
Common vampire bat populations distributed from Mexico to Argentina are important rabies reservoir hosts in Latin America.