Zombie thread

[BennyLaRue]

I'd make the most boring zombie show ever, as it would involve the cast finding and clearing a navy ship (or other large boat), and living happily ever after on an island. None of this holing up inside of a zombie infested prison or farm with no natural protections being forced to fight your way out if under attack. Just clearing the boat little by little, sleeping on the deck until it's finished, then sailing away to find a good place to grow crops, etc.

The water is no deterrent for a being that doesn't need to breathe.

Zombies be walkin on the ocean flo.

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The water is no deterrent for a being that doesn't need to breathe.

Zombies be walkin on the ocean flo.

I didn't like this in WWZ. Rotting flesh produces gasses, gasses which get caught in the flesh. These gases are buoyant. A zombie that walked into water would likely just get pushed around with the current... I guess some would wash up on beaches, but they'd likely be too decomposed to do much zombieing.

[BennyLaRue]

I didn't like this in WWZ. Rotting flesh produces gasses, gasses which get caught in the flesh. These gases are buoyant. A zombie that walked into water would likely just get pushed around with the current... I guess some would wash up on beaches, but they'd likely be too decomposed to do much zombieing.

Yeah, the whole concept of zombie decomposition isn't dealt with enough, imo. It doesn't make sense to me that a zombie dead for a few weeks should have an intact abdomen, since the body's digestive enzymes mean that it starts to digest itself. Walking around would likely lead to punctures and evacuation of entirely liquified organs. After two or three weeks, other flesh should be totally black.

And why aren't there bugs everywhere?