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                                                                                I.Hello!

     Do you know of an animal called the Vampire Bat, there are several types of them! When I was reading  Explorer Books: Jungles and Rainforests by Julie Andrews I stumbled upon an animal called the Vampire Bat. Jus its name fasinated me to research about the Vampire Bat. It only drinks a Tablespoon of blood from its prey. If you want to read more, there are only fourteen more chapters to read.

II.Relitives 

     The Vampire Bat is not just a bat. It is apart of the leaf-nosed bat family. The Vampire Bat is related to numerous types of leaf- nosed bats. Vampire Bats dont just go out from twenty minutes to two hours every night, they stay in groups called roosts. In closing, hte Vampire Bat has several different species of them!

III.Characteristics

     The Vampire bat is a very unusual looking creature. It looks like it has a pig nose, they can weigh up to half ounce to one and five tenths of an ounce, and their  wing span is six to eight inches wide. Their whole entire body is brown with fur. The Vampire bat can grow up to be two inches to three inches. Therefore, the vampire bat is so small and so cute!

IV. Location

      The Vampire bat just doesn't live in South America. They live in the South American Rainforest and dessert. The Vampire bat cannot live in a tempret area, but it does not migrate. In the South American Rainforest and dessert they range from Mexico to Central and South America. They live in hollows, caves,trees and buildings. Thus, it does not migrate in the ability of food.