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Lemuria is a mythical "lost land" or sunken continent held by some to have existed in the Indian ocean and others in the Pacific. The idea, first offered in the 19th century, is now considered...
Vampire bats are nocturnal, flying mammals that feed on blood. They are seen mainly in Mexico and Latin America. Like all animals, they have a purpose in our ecosystem, but due to their feeding...
A barber's pole is the oldest distinguishable mark of any profession or craft. The helix of red, white and blue stripes is a most recognized symbol in many corners of the world. This line of...
Vampires are great myths known to be around for centuries. You will never know when you'll encounter one, so learn how you can defend yourself from these blood-thirsty creatures and fight them off!
Do you believe in vampires? Many people do, and there are a few steps to follow to identify if someone you know is a vampire, or has vampire genes passed through them from ancient times. I've...
Movies and Gothic novels have done a great disservice when it comes to appreciating the misunderstood "vampire."
Knowing how to identify a vampire may help save your life. While there is no conclusive research that vampires exist, a form of vampire has always existed in each major culture's legends. If you...
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