Romania
Romanian vampires were known as moroi ( from the Romanian word "mort" meaning "dead" or the Slavic word meaning "nightmare") and strigoi, with the latter classified as either living or dead. Live strigoi were described as living witches with two hearts or souls, sometimes both. Strigoi were said to have the ability to send out their souls at night to meet with other strigoi and consume the blood of livestock and neighbours.
Another type of Romanian vampire is pricolici. These types are humans born with at
ail, and they can shape shift like a werewolf but they have control over their transformation. Their entire power is kept in their tail. In undeath, the pricolici remain in their wolf form.