Describe How To Survive In A Zombie Apocalypse

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How to Survive in a Zombie Apocalypse Zombies are mythical creatures, mostly appreciated in the movies or on television shows. An example is The Walking Dead or World War Z. There are many theories, but most don’t make any sense one that does is it could be received by a virus or a certain parasites that can disable certain parts of the brain. But that not all there is to learn theres more things you need to know if you are even going to have a chance to survive a whole week. Water, food, hideout weapon, done with just that information you will survive about five days! What about the types of zombies like animals, walkers, crawlers, and runners! So as long as you follow these rules you will survive the zombie apocalypse. To begin, there are many great and terrible places my suggestion is to stay away from highly populated areas. The worst place to hide in a zombie apocalypse …show more content…

Another very important thing is a toothbrush and toothpaste because if you did not know not brushing your teeth can actually kill you. Clothes are very nice to bring too because I do not think you will finding a shower or laundry in a zombie apocalypse. Sometimes you will get stuck somewhere like a corner always have a plan before going out for the search of food. And another important thing is teaming up there are pros and cons to teaming up to family members and strangers. For example, strangers you cannot trust them automatically so do not expect the stranger to watch you back all the time. And for family members you can trust them to watch your back but emotions from a death could hold everyone back and may not have much survival experience. Strangers are not reliable but are most likely to have food and supplies to share but, be careful you could be used as bait

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