Can the dead go in real life? What can the experts say

Zombie fiction is really horrible because it is quite difficult to stop the non -lived, and their tendency either crave flesh (either brains), or bite new victims with anger, means that they also bring an unpleasant existential threat. No one wants to become a zombie, and the potential for turning makes the zombie death even worse than just eating alive. The success of such shows as AMC “The Walking Dead” made people think: can zombie if you exist? There are different types of zombies like Football infected monsters on “last of us” and Virus infected with the “28 days” virus franchiseBut what about the actual walking dead? Can the corpses can continue to act even if they have decomposed?

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The “walkers” “walking dead” are deadly because they not only infect others with their bites, but also difficult to defeat, demanding significant brain damage to relieve them. This is great for stories, but let’s see what some experts can say about the true scientific opportunity to face inanimate zombies.

Short and sweet of this is not, inanimate zombies cannot and cannot exist. Talking to Canada National postAssociate Professor of Internal Medicine University McMaster Dr. John Brit, explained that “the brain requires a constant continuous blood flow that contains glucose and oxygen” to continue to function, which means that all these walkers with their organs, which are shipped or destroyed with weapons. That makes Talks about walkers, whispersthe more impossible but say so virus that caused the flash zombie For some reason, it keeps the brain regardless of all other body systems – can the dead continue to walk, even if their bodies have started to turn away?

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To answer this, Life He talked to the Texas Melissa Melissa, which broke the disgusting details of how the bodies decompose. While zombies of “walking dead” mainly imitating the real state of breakdown, it notes that the zombies that have become completely poured will not be able to move anymore. Without muscles, tendons and solid skin that keeps all together, the movement becomes extremely difficult. Perhaps this is the reason for their zombie shuffle because, as they said, “(…), when they start working, I think their feet will fly away.” As it would be funny, it’s not quite scary, so no wonder the “walking dead” decided to take some freedoms with the breakdown. She also noted that the franchise simply lacked the bloated zombies, given how ordinary bloating is actually, but perhaps it is for the better. One bolted zombie in the well was more than enough.

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It is clear that for a number of reasons, there was an impossibility, but there was a real scientific discussion over the Zombie Haitian Water, where the combination of herbs and some hypnosis puts a person in the trance, where they are thoughtless, controlled drones. The terrible practice of creating “Zombis” was recorded by visitors of Haiti in the early and mid-20th century, although there are some doubts about the truth of their stories. In “Tell My Horse” Zora Neil Hurston reveals a photo of one alleged zombie, a woman who was kept in this condition for some time, but perhaps the most famous “real” Zombie’s story comes from the anthropologist Wade Davis, who wrote “Snake and Master.

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“Snake and Rainbow” was made in the Wes Craven movieAnd although it is definitely fictional, it reflects the closest thing we came to the scientific -perceived “zombie” on the screen. The dead cannot walk, but perhaps it is alive, which we really have to watch, all the same.