HUNTING BEHAVIOR

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 ...

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 ...

There are many different theories of why zombies show a complete disregard for their own physical well being when hunting humans.  This unique characteristic is ...

A contributing member of the Zombie Research Society, Sarah George, has put forth an interesting theory about zombie facial expressions.  George’s background is in animal ...

Some snakes use specialized holes in their heads, called pit organs, to “see” the heat radiating from their prey.  Once thought to be an unexplainable ...