Dead and hungry: are there vampires?

Vampires are the most popular representatives of the existing evil. In Russian, these bloodsuckers are called ghouls (from the words "drink", "revel in"), they are also called "nosferatu" ("not dead"). These creatures, along with werewolves, existed and exist in the mythologies of all the peoples of the world. Today the question of whether there are vampires, has acquired not only domestic, but also scientific character! These creatures are interested in the minds of scientists, they are dedicated to whole treatises and works. All literature about vampires and a lifetime is not enough to read!

Immortal, but dead

Vampires live forever, provided that there is something to profit. It's interesting, but they keep their minds. They are able to think. They are saved as individuals, unlike, for example, from the dull-headed immortal zombies (living dead). In general, the vampire remains the same as it was during his lifetime, but, unlike a living person, he leads a nocturnal life. In the afternoon he "rests" in his coffin or crypt. To prolong their twilight existence, vampires are forced to hunt humans, sucking all the blood out of them. Agree, this is somehow selfish on their part ... A distinctive feature of all vampires are rather long and sharp, like a razor, fangs, which they use to bite the skin of their victims. By the way, contrary to many ideas, they suck blood not through fangs, but "in the old fashioned way" - by mouth. Vampires are afraid of only one thing - real death! At least, they say so themselves (according to some sources).

As already mentioned above, there are many scientific disputes on the topic "Are there vampires"? People have been racking their brains for centuries, while vampires wander among us. Indeed, the nature of vampirism has not been studied at all. We still can not answer the question of how to stand up against the army of night bloodsuckers (and, believe me, we are not talking about mosquitoes)!

Where Vampires Bite

So, we have found out that the question "Are there vampires?", As a minimum, is of scientific interest, which makes one think about the seriousness of this mystical phenomenon. And now let's find out where the bloodsucker can bite us in the event of a meeting with him. Below in the column, we arranged places for vampire bites in the order of their decrease, starting with the most common:

• In most cases the vampire can bite you a carotid artery located on the neck, since there is the most blood (this is the most favorite place of the bite);
• Veins located on the wrists of our hands - no less than a "tasty" place;
• Take note that some sophisticated vampires manage to suck blood from the heart (!) And even on the abdomen (below the navel by one centimeter), but this is already exotic for the bloodsucker himself!

About fangs ...

In one of the treatises titled "Are there vampires among us?" Connoisseurs are arguing about fangs. On the agenda is the question: "Do fangs stick out of the vampire's mouth all the time, or do they grow up just before eating?". In this dispute, while the supporters of the second version win. And indeed, if the "ominous teeth" were sticking out of their mouths all the time, the poor fellow would not close it, which would be very, very sad. Scientific minds here draw a parallel with the venomous teeth of snakes. After all, as we remember from the lessons of zoology, the poisonous tooth of a snake, like a folding knife, appears from the mouth, it is only her eyes open. When the snake closes its mouth, the poisonous tooth compactly folds into place. By the way, there is a dispute. Some argue that the vampire's fangs do not fold, but simply get out and retract, like the claws of a cat. But, however that may be, the result is one: two small wounds with uneven white edges are visible at the site of the bite. According to them, it is determined that a person became a victim of a night bloodsucker.

The vampire's bite is not yet death

Do you think there are vampires (photo of possible vampires presented in this article) that do not kill their victims? Of course yes! If anyone does not know, then the vampire's victim will never die from the first meeting with him! Those who think otherwise are simply mistaken. Indeed, if this were so, then on our planet all living people would have died out long ago, and hungry and sad vampires would wander about the deserted cities and villages! Remember that only those people die, to which the bloodsuckers have a special, prejudiced attitude. In this case, vampires begin to visit them night after night until the victim dies.

Are there any real vampires?

Everything in nature lives according to its laws - physical, mathematical, political and so on. Vampires, like other evil spirits, are an exception to all rules, subject to earthly laws and sound logic. And, nevertheless, we can not say with all certainty that real vampires do not exist! After all, we with you believe in divination, horoscopes, mediums and psychics, moreover, many of us have time and again become convinced of this! Since vampires do not exist in parallel worlds, such as ghosts, but next to us, they obey certain laws, so to say, they live "according to concepts." Here are the most important of these laws:

• The vampire in no way can simply take and break into someone else's home, sucking the blood from the first person in front;
• He has the right to enter only the house where he was already in his lifetime, or where he used to be a vampire, or to the one where he was called;
• To stop it, it is enough just to close (not even lock!) The door or window glass;
• Without an invitation, no vampire will dare enter your house, which is why the first victims are his relatives and acquaintances.

Perhaps, it's time for us to finish. So, what did we learn about vampires? Yes, in fact, we did not learn anything about them! As they say, is not caught - not a vampire. Agree, no vampire has ever been detained by a police squad until the identity is clarified. But still stock up on garlic and do not forget the crucifix, because it is not enough, as it happens ...