okay, im sorry if i opened a new topic, and i didnt knew wich thing this would be in...

But on evry zombie movie or game, the zombies just have their instincts to follow, and the animals brain is built up on instincts,so then when a part of the animals brain must die, they die, becuse they cant follow any instincts.
and that makes the animals inpossible to become undead.(but a monkey can)

am i right?

sotty again for the new topic.

This post has been edited by Moon Bride on March 07, 2005 07:59 am

Animals brains arnt just built from instincts. Insects on the other hand. One theory about zomies is that there brains slowly rot,and the last part to be destroyed in the instinct to hunt.

arent them?
well, anyway...

how would it look like whit a cow or a goat came and tried to kill you ?
it would be a laugh, but anyhow, the thinking of a human , dog and shark zombies are likly to be thinked of, but how would it be if there where zombie mice´s and such things.
it would give the zombies a new repetation, (or something).
but remember , they said that some shit in the female and children´s genetics couldent handle the viruz, so all im saying is that animals should NOT be in the game.

and if you would meet a kid zombie a girl zombie or something like that, i think that you would be a big fucking dumbass to not kill that thing.

A Zombie Is A Zombie, No Empati For Them.

animals brains arnt big enough and the brain dies before the virus can reach it as said in the zombie survival guide by Max Brooks

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Did you fail English or what? I have no clue what you are talking about.
Honestly I don't even see a point to this whole thread.

By the way, humans ARE animals.
Theoretically a zombie virus would affect different species and types of animals differently, so there would be no way of telling what would turn into cannibalistic living dead or what would just instantly die from the virus. For instance, in the world today, some real life diseases can be contracted through different species, such as ringworm from cats to humans. Yet the disease can have different effects to the human than the cat, and vice versa. Another example is chemicals. Some chemicals can affect humans totally different than animals, but some are exactly the same. Even further into this theoretical discussion, what species wouldn't "zombify", and which ones will "zombify"? We'll never know unless somebody makes a zombie virus in real life.

This post has been edited by Jarett on March 23, 2005 07:30 pm

Erm, they're zombies, they shouldn't have theories, they're not real.

Everything has instincts. Like when you run but u don't know why.

Speaking of instincts check out Dino Instinct

I had thought that the zombies had as much wrong with them in the spiritual and mental aspects, as they do on the physical. Like most monsters, they serve as metaphors for societal problems.