Vampires!
Next week is Halloween, and although zombies are popular these days, we think vampires are more exciting. Here’s a video from Ted-Ed about their history:
Next week is Halloween, and although zombies are popular these days, we think vampires are more exciting. Here’s a video from Ted-Ed about their history:
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