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hairy legged vampire bat
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Latin America
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Revered as a vital part of the ecosystem and not associated with fear or horror
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2
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hairy legged vampire bat
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Latin American countries
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Viewed as a natural and important part of the ecosystem with no spooky connotations
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3
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hairy legged vampire bat
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Latin American culture
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Seen as a natural and common part of the ecosystem, essential for pollination and insect control
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4
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hairy legged vampire bat
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Latin American cultures
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Important part of local ecosystems and often portrayed in folklore and art
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5
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vampire bat
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Latin American cultures
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Considered a real and significant threat to livestock and humans in Latin American cultures
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6
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vampire bat
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Latin American cultures
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Seen as a creature of the night and commonly featured in local folklore and superstitions
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7
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vampire bat
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Latin American cultures
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Viewed as unique and fascinating creatures, sometimes represented as symbols of rebirth and renewal in indigenous folklore
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8
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vampire bat
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Latin American cultures
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Considered a real creature that feeds on the blood of livestock and occasionally humans, leading to efforts to control and eradicate their populations.
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9
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vampire bat
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Latin American cultures
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Considered a natural and important part of the ecosystem, playing a role in seed dispersal and pollination.
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