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Here they are, Tricia, Gwen, and Mandy being turned to the most deadly humanoid monsters of supernatural mythology...VAMPIRES! Ever had any experiences on what was like to become a Vampire? Well, even though they usually live in haunted castles, they would also inhabit abandoned buildings and even sewers. They like to work all night, and then sleep in daytime, taking a human victim out for a bite---on the neck, that is. Within moments, he or she is transformed into a Vampire who craves for blood. Usually Vampires have white skin with blood red eyes and pointed fangs, but sometimes their pale skin colors differ, like pale green. They like to shapeshift into bats and they fly in the air. They cannot be seen in mirrors, and they live for hundreds of years. Many ways to stop a Vampire is to stab one's heart with a stake, blow garlic breath in one's face, or even better...destroy one with sunlight. Vampires can be seen and heard in novels, books, television, and movies, including Salem's Lot, Innocent Blood, Interview With a Vampire, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Queen of the Damned, I Am Legend, Dark Shadows, the Twilight saga film series, and True Blood, and some Vampire examples include Count Dracula, Nosferatu, Barnabas Collins, and Bill Compton.

If there was another 6teen Halloween special after "Dude of the Living Dead", called "Dude of the Vampires", Caitlin would be the last one to actually get attacked and turned into by a Vampire, thanks to Vampire Tricia, Vampire Mandy, and Vampire Gwen biting and transforming her (seen here). Other members of the 6teen group becoming Vampires (not shown) would include Jen Masterson (transformed by Vampire Coach Halder), Jonesy Garcia (transformed by Vampire Ron the Rent-A-Cop), Nikki Wong (transformed by the Vampire Clones), and Wyatt Williams (transformed by Vampire Marlowe and Vampire Serena).

There are at least such several animal species that suck blood from animal hosts, including people, as leeches, fleas, ticks, lice, bedbugs, no-see-ums, tsetse flies, and the only blood-sucking mammal, the Vampire Bat (Desmodus rotundus) of Mexico and Central and South America. Inspired by Vampire legends, Vampire Bats have razor-sharp teeth and feed on blood of sleeping farm animals (including a pig seen in this page), wild ones, and sometimes people. Unlike Vampires, they never transform them into one, they never shapeshift into humanoid Vampires, they never die in sunlight, and they have reflections in lakes. The bat actually cut a tiny little silt in an animal's skin with their teeth and drink up blood. Chemicals in its saliva prevent clotting so the blood flows freely until it has had its fill, which is generally less than an ounce.

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Caitlin Cooke, Tricia Holmes, Mandy, and Gwen all belong to 6teen and Fresh TV.

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Here they are, Tricia, Gwen, and Mandy being turned to the most deadly humanoid monsters of supernatural mythology...VAMPIRES! Ever had any experiences on what was like to become a Vampire? Well, even though they usually live in haunted castles, they would also inhabit abandoned buildings and even sewers. They like to work all night, and then sleep in daytime, taking a human victim out for a bite---on the neck, that is. Within moments, he or she is transformed into a Vampire who craves for blood. Usually Vampires have white skin with blood red eyes and pointed fangs, but sometimes their pale skin colors differ, like pale green. They like to shapeshift into bats and they fly in the air. They cannot be seen in mirrors, and they live for hundreds of years. Many ways to stop a Vampire is to stab one's heart with a stake, blow garlic breath in one's face, or even better...destroy one with sunlight. Vampires can be seen and heard in novels, books, television, and movies, including Salem's Lot, Innocent Blood, Interview With a Vampire, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Queen of the Damned, I Am Legend, Dark Shadows, the Twilight saga film series, and True Blood, and some Vampire examples include Count Dracula, Nosferatu, Barnabas Collins, and Bill Compton.

If there was another 6teen Halloween special after "Dude of the Living Dead", called "Dude of the Vampires", Caitlin would be the last one to actually get attacked and turned into by a Vampire, thanks to Vampire Tricia, Vampire Mandy, and Vampire Gwen biting and transforming her (seen here). Other members of the 6teen group becoming Vampires (not shown) would include Jen Masterson (transformed by Vampire Coach Halder), Jonesy Garcia (transformed by Vampire Ron the Rent-A-Cop), Nikki Wong (transformed by the Vampire Clones), and Wyatt Williams (transformed by Vampire Marlowe and Vampire Serena).

There are at least such several animal species that suck blood from animal hosts, including people, as leeches, fleas, ticks, lice, bedbugs, no-see-ums, tsetse flies, and the only blood-sucking mammal, the Vampire Bat (Desmodus rotundus) of Mexico and Central and South America. Inspired by Vampire legends, Vampire Bats have razor-sharp teeth and feed on blood of sleeping farm animals (including a pig seen in this page), wild ones, and sometimes people. Unlike Vampires, they never transform them into one, they never shapeshift into humanoid Vampires, they never die in sunlight, and they have reflections in lakes. The bat actually cut a tiny little silt in an animal's skin with their teeth and drink up blood. Chemicals in its saliva prevent clotting so the blood flows freely until it has had its fill, which is generally less than an ounce.

Art:

Caitlin Cooke, Tricia Holmes, Mandy, and Gwen all belong to 6teen and Fresh TV.