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minus-square@NOT_RICK@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkEnglish6•edit-26 months agoI assume they would starve as humans are only good at hunting because of tools. Helpfully we’re not getting the Land of the Dead variety of zombie that is smart enough to use tools. Oh and exposure would probably get them too
minus-square@givesomefucks@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkEnglish6•edit-26 months agoThe weakest would die and the rest would eat them… It’s what happens with locust swarms, you stop moving you become food. An average person in the woods? Yeah. Probably won’t last too long. But it takes a couple weeks to actually starve. Then animals eat them, and maybe they get infected. Maybe that goes back to humans eventually? We still have polio outbreaks, something like this wouldn’t just die out in a few months, or even years. Rare cases would keep popping up, and outbreaks will keep happening.
minus-square@NOT_RICK@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkEnglish1•6 months agoYeah I can see what you mean. Reminiscent of 28 Weeks Later.
I assume they would starve as humans are only good at hunting because of tools. Helpfully we’re not getting the Land of the Dead variety of zombie that is smart enough to use tools.
Oh and exposure would probably get them too
The weakest would die and the rest would eat them…
It’s what happens with locust swarms, you stop moving you become food.
An average person in the woods? Yeah. Probably won’t last too long. But it takes a couple weeks to actually starve.
Then animals eat them, and maybe they get infected. Maybe that goes back to humans eventually?
We still have polio outbreaks, something like this wouldn’t just die out in a few months, or even years.
Rare cases would keep popping up, and outbreaks will keep happening.
Yeah I can see what you mean. Reminiscent of 28 Weeks Later.