What are the vampire animals, and apart from mosquitoes, what other animals do you know that special

Vampire animals include tyrant leeches, lampreys, vampire finch, parasitic catfish, kissing bugs, crested mockthrushes, vampire moths, starlings, slender nuclear snails, vampire butterflies.

1. Tyrant leeches

The tyrant leech is a new kind of leech, by far the most terrifying, has sucked blood for a living, many people have been buried in its mouth, it has big teeth that look very scary, in fact it is also very scary, its teeth can crawl into the body parts of animals.

2. Lamprey

They hook their prey with their exaggerated teeth, then suck and suck until the prey collapses. The possibility of attacking humans, if hungry, is possible.

3. Vampire sparrows

They peck open the wounds of other birds, especially large birds like seagulls. What's even crazier is that their prey usually doesn't resist.

4. Parasitic catfish

They're a reason why you shouldn't pee in the Amazon, a parasitic catfish that swims into the gills of its prey and feeds on flesh from its body.

5. Kissing bugs

They are probably the creatures that best match the image of vampires, and they often visit quietly at night, and secretly kiss people on the face while they are sleeping.

6. Crested mocking thrush

Think of them as an upgraded version of vampire, which will also peck at birds' wounds, but with more violent and aggressive methods, and due to their size, they are less fearful of humans.

7. Vampire moths

The moth is terrifying enough to suck blood, and the vampire moth will suck the blood of vertebrates with specialized mouthparts.

8. Starling

Similar to other blood-sucking birds that peck at wounds, but they target larger mammals, like cows.

9. Slender nuclear snail

Their main target is electric rays, which usually cut through the outer skin of their prey to feed on blood, but also sucks blood from their gills.

10. Vampire butterflies

It is not an exaggeration to say that they were born from hell and feed on fresh corpses.

The creatures that suck blood are as follows:

1. Leeches are a very terrifying creature in the water, this creature lives quietly under the water, and will secretly crawl onto the human body to suck human blood.

2. The survival mode of the cockroach is very terrifying, not only sucking blood, but also likes to crawl into the human ear canal after people are asleep, and finally sneak into the human brain and suck human brain cells.

3. Ticks often appear in some very remote mountain villages, and if the local medical conditions are not particularly good, it is easy to cause infection of this insect by being sucked by ticks.

4. Vampire bats are bat creatures that live by sucking blood, and bat creatures contain many poisons, so they will cause a lot of harm to people's health.

One, ticks. It is not false to say that ticks are the most voracious "vampires" in the world, once the tick bites through the host's **, it will suck its entire mouth tightly into the host**. And it can suck up to 600 times its own weight in food.

They prefer to live in the grass near the warm water, and dogs, cats, rabbits, etc. are the objects of their choice. They also occasionally prefer to find humans as hosts. And they also carry viruses.

Second, leeches. Leeches, also known as grasshoppers, are a very common mollusk in rural China. The leech's head has a large suction cup, through which it attaches itself to the host, and when it sucks blood, it also secretes a paralytic hormone, which makes the host feel itchy.

What's even worse is that the leeches still reside in the host's body. For example, in the body of a mussel.

Three, lice. Lice are very familiar to people born in the 80s. Lice will find not only animals as hosts but also humans as hosts, such as lice in the three major parts of the human body:

Head lice, body lice, and pubic lice. Each of them bites only on a specific part of the human body and rarely appears on other parts. However, head lice are the most common.

Fourth, fleas. Flea is the high jump champion of the biological world and of course a master of bloodsucking. Fleas are small in size and run away after sucking blood. In life, we are common with pets inside the hair, and of course, they will also jump on people's bodies. <>

Five, toothpick fish. Toothpick fish is a freshwater fish that belongs to catfish. It grows in the Amazon River basin in South America.

Because of their small size, it is difficult to find them in the water. Toothpick fish is known as the "vampire of Brazil". They generally feed on the blood of animals in the Amazon, but humans need to be careful.

Once humans are bitten by toothpick fish, they burrow into the human body to suck blood or other human tissue.

Six, vampire bats. There are about 1,000 species of bats in the world, but only three of them can suck blood. They feed on the blood of a variety of Central and South American wildlife. Vampire bats can transmit many diseases, and many TV series show bats are played by vampires.

Triatomine bugs, generally under the rubble or soil surface of the bush caves, will also be in the corners of the wall manual wall seam roof and other places, after the nymph adult, both male and female suck blood for life, lice, small and flat, thornless, parasitic on mammals and human bodies for life, to suck blood for a living, sandflies, after the adult emerges, the first activity is to mate, and then suck blood.

Bed bugs, lice, fleas, parasitic catfish, toothpick fish, these animals all feed on blood.

The "nightmare" parasitic catfish of the indigenous Amazon"Sea vampire" lamprey"Water killer" leechVampire bats, blood-sucking spiky ground finch, bed bugs, tsetse flies, etc. are all typical blood-feeding animals.

If you suck blood and drag it away and eat it, it is not a vampire animal, otherwise it should only suck blood. It should be considered in carnivores, biting the neck and sucking blood is just an act that hastened the death of the prey. The poultry targets are generally small and medium-sized, such as foxes and weasels, depending on what kind of animal you have.

Bats or weasels, foxes.

top1 Mosquitoes.

Mosquitoes are the most common blood-sucking animals in the world. It is estimated that there are more than 3,500 species of mosquitoes, but not every species of mosquito sucks blood. Mosquitoes that feed on human blood often transmit chronic or deadly diseases such as malaria, yellow fever, dengue fever, etc.

The popular belief is that male mosquitoes feed on plant sap, while female mosquitoes only love to suck blood. In fact, female mosquitoes also suck sugar and nutrients from plants, but they need a certain amount of blood to replenish nutrients when laying eggs.

TOP2 Triatomine bugs.

Triatomine bugs are also known as "kissing bugs", a rather romantic-sounding name for their unique way of sucking blood. They specialize in biting people's faces and like to look for thinner areas of the lower mouth, such as lips, eyes, face, etc. The wounds they bite are not painful, even though they are large enough to suck a lot of blood at once.

Triatomine bugs can also transmit diseases such as Chagas disease.

TOP3 Ticks.

Ticks can transmit a wide range of diseases, such as Rocky Mountain spotted fever, Lyme arthritis, and the dreaded Crimean Congo haemorrhagic fever. However, the unfortunate Australians are suffering from a species known as the "paralytic tick". Once bitten by this paralytic tick, it can cause an extremely severe allergic reaction, with a rash and paralysis all over the body.