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Change: ? Max Brooks has a theory, but what's yours? Why do zombies hunt the living? Knowing this might give us a decided edge in a Z war. Are animals immune? The situation for survivors may be even more dire if we have to look out for dogs, cats, etc.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 811)

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Change: living? Motor Skills Nonhuman Infection Possibility of "recovery" Psychological effects on the living Experimentations Origin of the Zombie How are zombies created? How a zombie virus could arise Celestial EventsThis is a video of a zombie attack I found on you tube, is it real, you be the judge.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 848)

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Change: answeringansweing a few questions about life with zombies. What kind of zombie experiments should be run when we have our first zombie subjects? Where do zombies originate from? Are they voodoo, superstition, meteor`s or is there a physiological explanation? Read Origin of the Zombie. Not Convinced   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 867)

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