Pros And Cons Of Vampire Bats

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Vampire bats should be killed they should not even exist. That is what most people say about vampire bats. Most of the things they are saying are not true at all. Sure they have rabies and suck blood but there are many more reasons why they should be protected. They help the environment, humans. Vampire bats should not be killed! One reason why vampire bats should not be killed is that they help the environment. Vampire bats are helpful because they eat rodents and bugs which will automatically help farmers and their crops. Vampire bats also beneficial they help pollinate large flowers. The flowers have to be able to open during night though. Bats are nocturnal creatures so they could not pollinate during the day.
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