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Vampires have been embedded in the mythology and folklore of various cultures. In folklore, they acquired numerous supernatural characteristics, the most common is that they were re-animated corpses of human beings. In modern times, vampires are the frequent subject of cinema and fiction.

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  • Vampire (subspecies)
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  • Vampires have been embedded in the mythology and folklore of various cultures. In folklore, they acquired numerous supernatural characteristics, the most common is that they were re-animated corpses of human beings. In modern times, vampires are the frequent subject of cinema and fiction.
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  • Vampires have been embedded in the mythology and folklore of various cultures. In folklore, they acquired numerous supernatural characteristics, the most common is that they were re-animated corpses of human beings. In modern times, vampires are the frequent subject of cinema and fiction. Sometimes, vampires are classified as a special case in therianthropy and not as a different species. Therianthropy is the way some humans have to transform into animals, it can be: vampire (bat), wolf (werewolf) (lycanthropy), tiger (weretiger), savage cat, bear, hyena, dog, crocodile (werecrocodile), and cougar (werecougar).
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