ZOMBIE SCIENCE

The Zombie Research Society’s resident Entomologist, Doug Pratt, has recently suggested a troubling scenario in the spread of the zombie infection.  Pratt notes that many ...

Though many experts believe that bacterial infection is an unlikely source of zombiism, new research has found that deadly bacteria actually have conversations with their ...

We’ve already touched on the fact that the zombie brain must have at least some limited capacity to learn, or the undead wouldn’t even be ...

Archaeologists have discovered an ancient mass grave site in York, England, that dates back to the 1st Century AD.  80 skeletons were found showing signs ...

Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD) is a seemingly inexplicable global honeybee epidemic that was first discovered in 2006.  Baffled scientists have blamed everything from tiny mites ...

Wired Magazine reports that the research and development arm of the U.S. Department of Defense, DARPA,  is creating a “prophetic almanac” that can warn of ...

One of the most advanced tribes in early North American history was the Anasazi people of Chaco Canyon, New Mexico.  They thrived for hundreds of ...

A new study from Harvard University strongly suggests that sleep enhances memory and learning in  humans, and this finding has major implications for zombie research.  ...

We’ve previously noted that the first sign of an undead threat will destroy the modern supply chain.  Everything from bananas to bottled water will vanish ...

It’s always been thought that linking networks together spreads risk over a greater area, thereby making each individual part of the structure less likely to ...