Do vampires go pee?

Do vampires pee? – Quora. No. Vampires’ bodies are a LOT “drier” than the bodies of living humans. Thus, their systems conserve every DROP of moisture they ingest.

Do the vampires in Twilight pee?

No, they don’t (they use all the blood, creating no waste), but they do shower. (And of course they have to have bathrooms–houses are just built that way, and when they want to move, it would look a little weird on the real estate listing: eight bedrooms, no baths.)

Do vampires have to breathe?

Do vampires breathe? – Quora. No. In the original mythology, they’re dead. They don’t breathe, they don’t have sex, they don’t have colonies, they walk wherever– zombies with teeth, in truth–and they exist off the healthy people around them.

Do vampires have to poop?

“Well, the blood isn’t passing through a digestive tract,” said an editor. “Blood rejuvenates them by magic, so whatever happens is happening on contact with the vampire’s mouth or skin, without any need for excretion.” That made sense, too.

Do the vampires in Twilight poop?

Do “undead” vampires poop?

Traditional “undead” vampires do not poop. The reason for this is that these vampires are considered “undead”, in other words, their bodies are no longer alive. Their hearts no longer beat. Their hair no longer grows.

Do vampire bats poop liquid?

The waste, which is the blood plasma, is sent right into the intestines to the kidneys to be leaked out via the anus. Yes. Vampire bats poop liquid.

Do vampires have to use the bathroom?

In The Vampire Diaries show, they actually say at one point that vampires still have to use the bathroom in the episode where Matt’s sister is turned. Also, Damon says at one point that his body works essentially normally as long as he gets blood.

Can vampires eat human food?

They have their own blood, they can have sex, they can have children etc yes their heart even still beats. My vampires can consume human food but it does not have any nutritional value for them , unless they’re half human. They even enjoy alcoholic/ non alcoholic beverages.