The Urban Legend of the Chinese Vampire Monkey documentary. A strange mythological creature indeed, the Chinese Vampire Monkey F or Fiction, here is the story so you can decide.\r
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The Myth of the Chinese Vampire Monkey dates back to the early 13th century when a small group of Samurai warriors from the Yuan Dynasty failed returned from a scouting mission in North Eastern China. \r
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Within the following weeks, an army of over 1,000 samurai sent to uncover the mystery of their vanished comerades were led to a dense jungle rumored to be haunted. \r
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Armed to the teeth, the army followed the still fresh tracks deep into the jungle where they eventually arrived to find a terrifying scene, theyre fallen soldiers all laid dead on the ground, pale in color, eyes still wide open in shock. \r
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Further examination revealed that someone or something had drained all of the blood from their bodies with tiny bite marks covering their flesh. Scared for their own safety, the soldiers were ordered to burn down the entire jungle. \r
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Like most mythical creatures, real concrete photos simply do not exist. All of the photos of the Vampire Monkey are obviously photoshopped and not to be taken seriously,\r
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This one however is pretty interesting, its a pygmy marmoset, which is real and the worlds smallest monkey native to South America. As you can see here it was created by Takeshi Yamada, who is a Japanese-American artist and rogue taxidermist. Rogue taxidermy is the creation of stuffed animals which represent things like crazy hybrids, extinct species, mermaids, and mythical creatures, some straight from the creators imaginations.\r
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Aside from mythical creatures, there are real vampiric animals that currently exist in nature, feeding off the blood of others.\r
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The f is, much like Bigfoot, the Unicorn, and the Chupacabra a real live vampire monkey specimen has yet to be caught.\r
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