In any case, vampire bats are a fantastic example of specialization in the evolutionary process. Vampire bats roost in caves, mines, tree hollows and occasionally abandoned buildings. They are low flyers and maneuver through the understory quite well, due to their long, narrow wings. Vampire bats are very adept in terrestrial locomotion. They have elongated thumbs that aid in moving around.
Vampire bats are capable of jumping straight up and flying.
This technique is uncommon in other bats. The most intriguing aspect of vampire bats is their diet and how they get their food. Vampire bats have the fewest teeth of all bats. The stomach walls of vampire bats are also modified. They are thin and capable of expanding to take large capacity of blood.