It was a dark and stormy night up in the high trees or in a creepy dark cave. No, I’m just kidding. Have you ever wondered what the bright side is with vampire bat and what they do for the environment well let's find out. Vampire bats can help farmers and they can also help find cures for some cancer and aids. Lets go dive out of the dark cave and high trees and go find out more about reasons why we should keep bats alive.
To begin with vampire bats can help humans with diseases. I think that vampire bats should not be killed because scientist believes that vampire bats can help cure cancer and AIDS. According to the article Vampire bat debate,”The reason they’re attacks are because people who cut down live stock have flushed bats out of food rich forests.” Another reason is that food rich forests is a stationary food supply for the bats. Next why vampire bats shouldn’t be killed is that bat based research led to a discovery of sonar and anticoagulant
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Vampire bats can eat up to 1,130 of planthoppers each day protecting a bunch of crops and plants. Vampire bats are good for the environment because they can eat pests and rodents, this helps to reduce the amount of pests and which could damage crops. Another example why vampires are helpful to the environment is that they can assist with the pollination of large or small flowers. According to the article Vampire Bat debate, “Panama's bat population plays an important role in pollination and insect control.” In a study it shows that with the same population with 8 million bats farmers can save about 1.2 million dollars. According to the article How Bats Help ,”This means that a population of 8 million bats would protect a paddy farm from nearly 2,900 tons of loss each year – the equivalent of food for 26,000 people.” Finally not only are bats good for the environment but are good for farmers and producing
In a world with ghosts, monsters, demons, and ghouls, there is one being that resonates in everyone’s mind. The idea of these creatures can be found in almost every culture on the planet in one form or another. They prey on the weak and they feast on the blood of their victims. They are compared to a fox for being quick and cunning, but also rather seductive in their nature. With their unholy existence one can only describe them as almost demonic. So what is this horrid creature? Well it is none other than the vampire, a creature as old as time itself. Throughout history there have been many different variations of the vampire, each with their own unique abilities. But one cannot help but mention
„h The only way to kill a vampire is to penetrate its heart with a stake.
In the first thesis, the author speaks of the vampire’s body as that which lies in fear, desire anxiety and fantasy. He suggests that it should be killed by driving a stake through its heart that will stick it to the ground. The monster, as it is being referred to be pure culture and symbolizes something and not just itself. The thought of killing the vampires can be related to monster movies we watch where they are killed using the stake but never die. Some of them even claim to be five hundred years!
One of the most interesting and misunderstood cultures is that of the Eastern Europeans and, most notably, the myths of the vampires. Vampire myth has its greatest hold among the West Slavs and the South Slavs (Willis 2006). The vampire was created for different reasons, but the main two were to “curse” those who were evil and to explain the natural decomposition of the body. Those who are worst affected were also the most misunderstood: werewolves, sorcerers, witches, sinners, and the godless. In certain places, like Bulgaria, murderers, robbers, prostitutes and others who were socially undesirable (ibid). Vampires were thought to roam the earth at night, biting victims and sucking out their souls, eventually leading the individual to wither and die. They were also connected to many untimely deaths of family mothers, with one belief that vampires could even kill family members by chewing on their burial garments (Barber...
THE PAST :.. In days gone by, the four species managed to live in perfect harmony. Witches, werewolves and vampires lived in secret, blending in with the humans on a daily basis - and the humans remained completely in the dark about their existence. It was after thousands of years of living this way, whilst everything was completely normal, that a small group of vampires decided that they’d had enough. They spent months devising plans.
Everyone Is A Monster In Frankenstein, Mary Shelley uses emotional intensity and nature as refuge as her main focus. She tells us that nobody is born a monster, it is society's personal view that makes you who you are. The Monster has been on his own ever since the beginning. He tries to be a good civilized person more than once and fails. Victor shows us what all society will think of him right at the beginning of the chapter.
There are many variations to vampire weather modern or ancient. Some can turn into bats or wolves while others can’t. Some can be killed with holy water and sunlight while others can’t. Some cast a reflection while others don’t. Though there are many variations to the vampire all drink blood and can be killed in some
Wandering through the wilderness of the Northern Pacific in the United States or western Canada many claim to have seen a large hair covered wild man in the woods. Descriptions of this beast range from 7 to 8 feet tall and in some cases there are reports up to 10 or 12 feet. Long shaggy hair covers their body and those who have encountered these animals they smell them long before they see them. Imagine the smell of old Uncle Rufus after a bender times ten.
All vampires have the craving for the blood of humans. Without this blood they could not survive. In Dracula multiple vampires drank human blood, and one was even using children to quench her thirst. The new generation of vampire is given an alternate food source to control their inner hunger. Bill Compton and other vampires from the True Blood series have been provided with an organic substitute called Tru Blood. Other famous vamps have been known to use animal substitutes. The “vegetarian” vamps of the Twilight series and Angel from the Buffy the Vampire Slayer series overcame their craving for human blood and drank from deer and rats.
Is Bigfoot really a mythical creature roaming the world? Nobody can answer that question, not if our scientist today. Bigfoot is a large, hairy, apelike creature resembling a yeti, there are found in Northwestern America. There is another name that Bigfoot is called and it’s Sasquatch. Some people believe in Bigfoot and try to find it. Others who think it’s a ridiculous idea to be searching for something that no one can find. There are others who are in the middle and others who just don’t care. There are evidence from films, eyewitnesses, photographs, hair sample, and footprints.
... aren’t ready to known yet, or maybe they’ll turn out to just be people sensitive to the sunlight. Though the hypothesis remains, Bram Stoker and all the other writers about vampire got their ideas from something. That something could’ve been a lesser version of what is thought to be a Vampire.
...e people and love the living. Next, since when have vampires protected humans? Vampires are supposed to be creatures that prey ruthlessly upon humans, not cold-blooded creatures that assure the safety of humans. Along with that, what type of vampire refuses to drink human blood? Isn’t that what the most basic and well-known trait of a vampire? Apparently, Twilight has changed the most fundamental and defining trait of the monster called the vampire, the thirst for human blood. What do you call a vampire that doesn’t drink blood. This change has led Yabroff to say “Twilight especially pushed the vampire myth to it’s extreme”(Yabroff par.7). Thus, there are many differences with the original vampire and the new Twilight version. The past work of all fictional writers, movie directors, etc. have all been spat on by the new refined vampire image from the Twilight Saga.
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Taken from the only place you've ever known. Away from the only family you have. Kept in crates and cages to be sold. Removed from their home, exotic animals are put in yours for personal amusement.This act is ruinous an inhumane, it violates the basic rights of human and animals. Exotic animals have a rightful place in their natural habitats, not as pets, because they endanger the community, become sick, and their owners abandon them.
The vampire genre is one that is so widely exploited, that anything can be done with it. It can be made into a horror story made to induce nightmares, into a story that displays humans can be just as monstrous as the monster, or into a romance that proves that love conquers all. The mystery and sensuality that shrouds vampires allows for a vampire story to be anything and everything the writer or reader desires.