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Verdekal
12/20/19 6:58:15 PM
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Yeah, we become Crimson Heads and Lickers but all the other species infected don't lose agility and arthropods and amphibians turn giant.

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Awesker002
12/20/19 6:59:52 PM
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Because human DNA is different than all other forms of dna.

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Verdekal
12/20/19 8:04:17 PM
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Awesker002 posted...
Because human DNA is different than all other forms of dna.
They all have different DNA too.

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Webmaster4531
12/20/19 8:08:44 PM
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Isn't there like 5 different viruses?

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Ic3Bullet
12/20/19 8:17:56 PM
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There are a ton of viruses that are species specific.
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cmiller4642
12/20/19 8:19:35 PM
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They're not zombies in the sense of mythical dead rising from the grave.

The T virus causes necrosis in the frontal lobe and skin, loss of motor skills, aggression, and the constant need for the body to feed. They appear to be zombie like because their brains are destroyed by the virus.

Infected would be a more proper term
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SiO4
12/20/19 8:24:15 PM
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There are Zombie dogs.
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Verdekal
12/20/19 11:02:39 PM
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SiO4 posted...
There are Zombie dogs.
So? They become fierce and retain their agility.

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viewmaster_pi
12/20/19 11:05:35 PM
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Can someone explain the shark to me, please

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viewmaster_pi
12/20/19 11:05:41 PM
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And the snake

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Chicken
12/20/19 11:06:49 PM
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And the alligator

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viewmaster_pi
12/20/19 11:11:40 PM
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Chicken posted...
And the alligator
To be fair, it could just be your classic sewer alligator, otherwise I'd include it

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Verdekal
12/20/19 11:16:57 PM
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Chicken posted...
And the alligator
Ask the alligator, his blood helped.

Along with the rest of the life of the Mississippi...

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Phewfus
12/20/19 11:20:20 PM
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cmiller4642 posted...
They're not zombies in the sense of mythical dead rising from the grave.

The T virus causes necrosis in the frontal lobe and skin, loss of motor skills, aggression, and the constant need for the body to feed. They appear to be zombie like because their brains are destroyed by the virus.

Infected would be a more proper term
The virus mutates them to the point they aren't physiologically human anymore, so I'm not sure if just calling them infected is correct. They are almost a new creature genetically.

A normal human can't survive the bodily trauma that a zombie endures, like getting ripped in half or getting shot in the lungs or heart.
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viewmaster_pi
12/20/19 11:25:18 PM
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"mwahaha, elite umbrella taskforce, did you transport the B.O.W. as instructed?"

"well no, it was too expensive- but we do have a shark"

".....just bring it in"

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GiftedACIII
12/20/19 11:33:34 PM
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Phewfus posted...
A normal human can't survive the bodily trauma that a zombie endures, like getting ripped in half or getting shot in the lungs or heart.

I mean, there are humans in real life who have survived those.
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Phewfus
12/21/19 9:34:02 AM
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GiftedACIII posted...
I mean, there are humans in real life who have survived those.
Under rare specific circumstances and with medical assistance to save them.
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YugiNoob
12/21/19 9:38:19 AM
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Wait, thats something Ive always wondered about the RE zombies. Is it just a gross mutation that makes them seem like stereotypical zombies, or are they like killed then controlled by the virus or what?

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Cartwheel_Kick
12/21/19 9:54:01 AM
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Verdekal posted...
So? They become fierce and retain their agility.

The zombie dogs you see are the doge equivalent of crimson heads. The regular zombie doges just never get to you because they're crawling somewhere in a cage

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