ZOMBIE SCIENCE

MSNBC.com reports that parasitical wasps use ladybugs as living incubators, laying eggs inside them before larvae burst from their abdomen like a scene out of ...

Why is the mere image of a zombie so universally repulsive?  A theory in the field of robotics and computer animation called the Uncanny Valley ...

In August 2010 we first reported on a dangerous new superbug living inside the artificially enhanced breasts, butts and noses of plastic surgery patients in ...

Studying the inner workings of the undead is a primary area of focus for the Zombie Research Society. Broadly speaking, a great way to start ...

As a Neuroscientist at the University of California, Berkeley and member of the Zombie Research Society board, Bradley Voytek, PhD knows what he’s talking about ...

We’ve already discussed the possibility that zombies recognize humans by using their sense of touch.  Looking at the seemingly random pattern that many predators use ...

We’ve already discussed the importance of having a zombie emergency kit filled with essential gear, but maintaining a positive attitude in a catastrophic undead outbreak ...

It’s been previously theorized that zombies hunt in packs because of a dependence on their sense of touch to identify prey.  But ZRS Researcher, Haley ...

Though it’s been previously suggested that zombies would probably not be able to smell anything other than their own rotting bodies, ZRS Researcher Seth Lipsky ...

A study published in Scientific America suggests that bacteria in your body may be treating your brain like a puppet, secretly pulling the strings and ...