According to descriptions or depictions provided by believers, a true ghost always appears in the likeness of a living being.

Ghost stories exist in all kinds of literature, from folktales to religious works to modern horror stories.

All bats with white or gray fur are considered ghost bats.

Losses in four rounds put a player in the word game Ghosts out of the game.

 Belief in ghosts is based on the ancient notion that a human spirit (or soul) is separable from the body.

Only one kind of ghost bat can be found outside Central and South America.

Both distinct Ghost Dance cults, attempts by Native Americans in the 19th century to rehabilitate their original cultures, were entirely divorced from Christianity.

When the “ghost” terminology is removed from the word game Ghosts, the game is called endbee.

In many societies, funeral rituals are believed to prevent the ghost from haunting the living.

Like vampire bats, ghost bats feed on blood as a key part of their diet.