Zombies and you
As Halloween comes and passes, people are growing increasingly aware of the dead. But what of the undead? During this time of ghosts and ghouls, people must also remember zombies. The following helpful hints are meant to aid you in surviving a possible, and perhaps imminent, zombie apocalypse. By staying educated, you can keep yourself safe.
Know the foe
Zombies can be the result of anything from magic to
infections. Know your zombies. Identify their source. This will help you fight them off and also will assist in keeping you from becoming a zombie. For instance, knowing some zombies emit toxins when burned will keep you safe.
Always armed
The best way to kill a zombie is through decapitation or a shot to the head. Choose weapons that will easily allow you to accomplish this goal, such as chain saws or shotguns. These weapons are powerful and effective. Not to mention, they may be fun to use.
Search for safe zones
If it doesn't look like you're going anywhere, look for a place with a lot of space and supplies, as well as thick walls. These locations should allow you to have the advantage when hoards of zombies attack. Usually superstores are ideal.
Think it through
It is important that you remember to remain calm and make smart decisions. The choices you make could be key to your survival. If you are using your brain, you are keeping zombies from eating it.
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