How do vampires kill animals so fast annd how do they run so fast?

Answer 1

If you're talking about twilight vampires, this is the answer. If you mean vampires other than the twilight ones, this is completely unrelated (although it might be true, I don't know).

1. Vampires can kill animals very quickly in several ways. Drinking all the blood kills the animal fast, since they can't live very long without blood. Another way is breaking the neck, which is even faster. Vampires can move much faster than people, so anything they do can be expected to take much less time.

2. Vampires can run so fast (and are so strong) because of their diet and what the venom has done to their bodies. Their bodies don't waste energy on feeding cells like most animals, and must have a way to convert blood into energy with almost 100% efficiency. Therefore, they have plenty of energy and can move quickly. Their senses and reflexes are also much faster, so they can control their bodies when moving quickly.

And THEY DONT EXIST!!!

Answer 2

Vampires in folklore and fiction are often depicted as having supernatural speed and strength, which allows them to swiftly overpower their prey. They are fictional creatures, so their abilities are not bound by the laws of physics or Biology. In storytelling, this enhanced speed and agility contribute to their portrayal as formidable predators.