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But really, where’s the scientific proof? The AsapScience show has a timely illustrated video to explain how a so-called zombie virus can elicit a zombie state in a person without destroying the brain entirely (so that the body still has physical function).
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It could create “super-hungry, braindead beings that can’t recognise family and friends, have no control over their own actions and like to feed”. Oh.
Thursday 28 November, 2024
Thursday 28 November, 2024
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VIDEO: Should we be prepared for a zombie apocalypse?
‘TIS THE SEASON for zombies.
But really, where’s the scientific proof? The AsapScience show has a timely illustrated video to explain how a so-called zombie virus can elicit a zombie state in a person without destroying the brain entirely (so that the body still has physical function).
It could create “super-hungry, braindead beings that can’t recognise family and friends, have no control over their own actions and like to feed”. Oh.
via AsapSCIENCE/Youtube
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