🍿How do vampires actually drink blood—do they suck it through their fangs like a straw, or bite, tear, and lap it up?
Growing up on classic vampire movies and Bela Lugosi, I always assumed those two neat holes in the neck meant vampire fangs worked like straws. But apparently, not everyone agrees. This short dives into the wonderfully weird "straw or chaw?" vampire debate, comparing the classic movie image with a much more ravenous alternative.
If you grew up watching vampire movies—or just have strong opinions about how fangs work—join the debate. Straw or chaw? Drop your answer in the comments.🍿
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