Desmodus rotundus - Bat Conservation International
Making Friends, The Vampire Bat Way — Mary Bates, PhD
The common vampire bat (Desmodus rotundus) is a small, leaf-nosed bat native to the Americas.
Vampire bats are out for blood: Here's how they find it
How Vampire Bats Suck Blood for 30 Minutes Unnoticed - YouTube
Friends Help Female Vampire Bats Cope With Loss | Smithsonian Institution
Spectral bat - Wikipedia
Why Are Bats Associated With Vampires? | The Great Projects
Vampire bats could soon swarm to the United States | Popular Science
Vampire bat adopts orphan baby bat after untimely death of its mother | New Scientist
Vampire bats might avoid bitter substances to dodge indigestion | New Scientist
Scientists figure out how vampire bats got a taste for blood
Common Vampire Bat | Zoo Builder Wiki | Fandom
Hairy-Legged Vampire Bats Were Caught Feeding on Human Blood for the First Time - Atlas Obscura
Vampire bats 'French kiss with blood' to form lasting bonds - BBC News
Hairy-legged vampire bat - Wikipedia
Vampire bats: nature's blood banks - Bloodworks Northwest Blog
How vampire bats make friends before they share blood | CNN
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What a Vampire Bat Can Teach Us About the Economics of Friendship | At the Smithsonian| Smithsonian Magazine
Vampire bats take their blood meals with friends | Science | AAAS
Vampire Bat — beastcraft
Do Vampire Bats Really Drink Blood? | Museum of Science, Boston
Vampire Bats Know Sharing Blood With Friends Is Good Manners - The New York Times
How Vampire Bats Evolved To Drink Blood
Vampire bats adapted to drinking blood by shedding several genes | New Scientist
Vampire bat - Wikipedia
