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@@raoul |
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lazyking |
1. RE: zombie animals
Jan 4 2009, 7:40 PM EST
two things yes animals would suck if they could keep there predatory ability's and what the hell is firkin lol
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The_Chef |
2. RE: zombie animals
Jan 4 2009, 7:44 PM EST
That is actaully an interesting thought. What would a zombie virus do to an aminal that is naturally a herbivore? Would actaully turn them against their feeding nature? Hmm.... Do you find this valuable? |
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lazyking |
3. RE: zombie animals
Jan 4 2009, 8:03 PM EST
i think if animals could become zombies they would be like every other zombie be it slow or a fast full of rage eating machine unless the virus mutated once it infected the animal then there might be problems still no one wants to be attacked by a infected panther or just a panther period animals are natural born predators so they could cause a big problem
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KalZion |
4. RE: zombie animals
Jan 4 2009, 9:40 PM EST
Seriously, a zombie animal you wouldn't want to meet is a zombie Cheetah... If it's speed didn't drop, you're facing a zombie that can reach 30m/s in 3 seconds. There's seriously no way you can outrun it. It can cover a 100 metres in like 3 to 4 seconds... While a normal Cheetah can hold this speed for 3 minutes(3.5 miles), a zombie Cheetah can probably run forever... You DO NOT WANT to have zombie Cheetahs. Ever.
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John_234 |
5. RE: zombie animals
Jan 4 2009, 10:37 PM EST
"Seriously, a zombie animal you wouldn't want to meet is a zombie Cheetah... If it's speed didn't drop, you're facing a zombie that can reach 30m/s in 3 seconds. There's seriously no way you can outrun it. It can cover a 100 metres in like 3 to 4 seconds... While a normal Cheetah can hold this speed for 3 minutes(3.5 miles), a zombie Cheetah can probably run forever... You DO NOT WANT to have zombie Cheetahs. Ever."Maybe if you manage to bump into one. The worst by far, would be some kind of insert or small creature Do you find this valuable? |
HjaIti |
6. RE: zombie animals
Jan 4 2009, 10:41 PM EST
hmm, when animals turn into zombies, we all are really fuked up. First of all the points you all saind, and our food would be gone too
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Drudinh |
8. RE: zombie animals
Feb 3 2009, 4:37 AM EST
It would suck to turn cuz of a damn zombie squirrel or chipmunk. Any type of small worthless rodent infecting people with z-virus is not a good way to go out.
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Ironback |
9. RE: zombie animals
Feb 3 2009, 9:53 AM EST
Two fearful words combined...Zombie Shark! Of course it would have to be of the Rage viariety of virus. Otherwise it would be so sluggish and slow that it would sit at the bottom of the ocean waiting for you to stick your foot in it's mouth. But what about insects as somebody already mentioned? Carpenter ants and roaches are everywhere. Can you imagine them swarming you? I'm worried about them acting as a vector to pass the virus along. All it would take is one bite, just one. I'm sure that there won't be too many cans of Raid left a year or so after the initial infection hits. ~Ironback Do you find this valuable? |
JustinMcleod |
10. RE: zombie animals
Feb 3 2009, 9:56 AM EST
"It would suck to turn cuz of a damn zombie squirrel or chipmunk. Any type of small worthless rodent infecting people with z-virus is not a good way to go out."like in Dance of the Dead when the frog bites the teacher...LMAO, that was classy! Do you find this valuable? |
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Drudinh |
11. RE: zombie animals
Feb 4 2009, 2:08 AM EST
"like in Dance of the Dead when the frog bites the teacher...LMAO, that was classy!"Havn't seen that one yet but exactly. Could you imagine going out in such a cheesy way. Especially if it were in front of an audience of people you know. Do you find this valuable? |
