In Turkic mythology, an ubır is a vampiric creature characterized by various regional depictions. According to legends, individuals heavily steeped in sin and practitioners of black magic transform into ubırs upon their death, taking on a bestial form within their graves. Ubırs possess the ability to shape-shift, assuming the forms of both humans and various animals. Furthermore, they can seize the soul of a living being and exert control over its body. Someone inhabited by a vampire constantly experiences hunger, becoming increasingly aggressive when unable to find sustenance, ultimately resorting to drinking human blood.
In Turkic mythology an ubır is a vampiric creature characterized by various regional depictions According to legends individuals heavily steeped in sin and practitioners of black magic transform into ubırs upon their death taking on a bestial form within their graves Ubırs possess the ability to shape-shift assuming the forms of both humans and various animals Furthermore they can seize the soul of a living being and exert control over its body Someone inhabited by a vampire constantly experiences hunger becoming increasingly aggressive when unable to find sustenance ultimately resorting to drinking human blood