It may seem a small danger, but could have huge consequences as this could lead to hypothermia due to the fact that you are constantly in contact or near something which is cold, and hypothermia sets in when the body starts to lose more heat than it can generate.

What happens if you get bit by a vampire?

When a vampire bites a human, the venom will be passed from the vampires mouth into the persons bloodstream. If the blood contaminated with venom isnt fully sucked away, the humans heart will pump the venom throughout his or her cardiovascular system and start to infect every cell it passes within the hosts body.

Who is most at risk from vampires?

People who are most at risk of being a vampires victim are the innocent, mentally-ill, women, and children.

How can you be safe from a vampire?

Six Ways to Stop a VampireGarlic: The traditional belief that garlics odor deters vampires may have originated with the disease rabies. Mirrors and Sunlight: “Rabies may also harbor the roots of the vampiric fear of mirrors,” Mark writes.More items •Feb 22, 2010

Why do vampires have no shadow?

In Dracula, vampires are without shadow as well as without reflection. Why IT casts no shadow is probably because it has no true physical form to cast a shadow from.