Do werewolves drink blood

Answer 1

No, werewolves do not drink blood. In folklore and popular culture, werewolves are typically depicted as humans who transform into wolves or wolf-like creatures during a full moon. They are known for their heightened senses, strength, and aggression, but drinking blood is more commonly associated with vampires in mythology.

Answer 2

No more than humans do.
For example;
When you cook meat, the blood soaks into it and dries but it is still in the meat when you eat it.
When you accidentaly bite your lip or cut your finger and drink your own blood rather than lose it.
When a tooth comes out and you have no other choice but to do so.


Though some do prefer to eat raw meat, this is simply because they somewhaty enjoy the taste of the blood. It does NOT make them a killer. I always like to make that clear.

There are so many horrible things written about 'werewolves' where they are made out as mindless killers - not the case.

I hope i have helped in some way.

Answer 3

Bats bite then lick the blood of cows and the like. Leeches attach themselves and suck on the surface until blood comes out.
Vampires in the movies have fangs that supposedly drawn blood like a syringe would.

Answer 4

Most species of vampire bats will drink any other mammals blood and even human blood. The white-winged vampire bat, however, is more particular; it prefers blood of goats and birds and will not consume cattle blood.

Answer 5

The only true "vampire" is a kind of tropical American bat, of the family Desmodontidae, that feeds on the blood of mammals. In the sense of reanimated human corpses skulking around at night to prey on people, vampires are entirely fictional.

Answer 6

Not all vampires drink blood. Some feed off of human energy.