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== Zombie Apocalypse ==
== Zombie Apocalypse ==
A common scenario in fiction is that of a Zombie Outbreak which threatens human civilization. However, such scenarios are unrealistic. Modern weapons (particularly armored fighting vehicles, belt-fed automatic weapons, artillery, and airpower) are more than capable of bringing down large numbers of zombies with minimal risk to the humans operating them. Despite this, a number of of [[Fanwhore|Zombie Survivalist Fanwhore]]s believe that the military could not contain a large-scale zombie outbreak.
A common scenario in fiction is that of a Zombie Outbreak which threatens human civilization. However, such scenarios are unrealistic. Modern weapons (particularly [[armored fighting vehicle]]s, belt-fed [[automatic weapon]]s, [[artillery]], and [[airpower]]) are more than capable of bringing down large numbers of zombies with minimal risk to the humans operating them. Despite this, a number of of [[Fanwhore|Zombie Survivalist Fanwhore]]s believe that the military could not contain a large-scale zombie outbreak.


==See Also==
==See Also==

Revision as of 02:48, 8 September 2010

Zombies are a type of undead creature that is popular in science fiction and fantasy.

Characteristics

In popular culture, zombies are animated corpses. Unlike (at least modern) vampires, zombies are generally subject to decay and have little or no intelligence. In the source myths, zombies are raised to serve by Voodoo priests. In modern fiction, zombies are reanimated by things such as radiation, chemical compounds, or micro-organisms; they may even be technically alive, just altered in behavior by whatever created the zombie effect.

Typical movie zombies possess minimal cognitive abilities, having only a primal urge to kill and eat uninfected humans, as well as dim memories of their past live. People who are bitten by zombies typically die and reanimate as additional zombies. Zombies generally don't feel pain and will press on regardless of damage. In most zombie movies, the most efficient way of destroying them is to shoot them in the head, as the body won't function if the brain is destroyed.

Zombie Apocalypse

A common scenario in fiction is that of a Zombie Outbreak which threatens human civilization. However, such scenarios are unrealistic. Modern weapons (particularly armored fighting vehicles, belt-fed automatic weapons, artillery, and airpower) are more than capable of bringing down large numbers of zombies with minimal risk to the humans operating them. Despite this, a number of of Zombie Survivalist Fanwhores believe that the military could not contain a large-scale zombie outbreak.

See Also