ZOMBIE SCIENCE

It stands to reason that zombies must decay at a considerably slower rate than humans if they are to represent a credible threat to civilization.  ...

We’ve already established that a person infected with the zombie “virus” will likely not show any signs of sickness for an extended period of time.  ...

Animal behaviorists commonly refer to predatory killing as the “quiet bite” because it is never done in a fit of rage.  Furthermore, extensive brain research ...

It’s widely accepted that zombies make a constant, distinctive moaning sound which would make it difficult for them to attack using the element of surprise ...

Legendary filmmaker George Romero invented what we now know as the modern zombie with his 1968 classic film, Night of the Living Dead. But the ...

Though  the idea that government researchers will accidentally cause a zombie outbreak is arguably overplayed in the movies, recent findings suggest it might also be ...

Wired Magazine reports that all life on Earth may have originated from dead alien viruses that reanimated after reaching our planet.  Researchers at the Herzberg ...

It’s estimated that in a catastrophic zombie pandemic ninety-nine percent of the human population will perish, and zombie infection will likely not be the primary ...

Reuters News Service reports that British scientists have genetically engineered mosquitoes programed to kill others in their own species. A recent field study in the ...

We’ve pointed out before that the biggest difference between zombies and vampires is that zombies are real, and vampires a fake.  That is to say ...