Weird Science - Zombie Dogs

[ZemoButts]

Exactly. But there's still water in the tissues, so the temp must still be kept over zero. Otherwise they could keep bodies sub zero forever without them being harmed.

i dont think their able to reach sub zero temperatures on earth

[crisis]

imo you're too conservative
imagine good things that you can do with it - avoiding murders, death accidents and so on

The only minor difficulty is that these dogs were obviously killed in a clinical environment where vital organs were not damaged. Most murders and accidents are the result of some kind of damage to an organ which may ot be repairable. Also if these dogs are as stupid as ours there would be no possibility of brain damage as it wouldnt know the difference.

[Quiggs]

I suggest you all pick up a copy of this book and prepare for the inevitable war for survival. It was only a matter of time.

[Vaigra]

they probably use salty water because it freezes at lower temperatures

salt water is also used to maintain an osmotic balance between the cells so they are not destroyed by increased uptake of water and bursting the cells, since they have no cell membrane (or is that cell wall? I always get those confused). That's the simple science of it

[ZemoButts]

im going to zombie proof my house, BTW wht kills zombies again?

[Spastik_Roach]

im going to zombie proof my house, BTW wht kills zombies again?

Garlic

[twinspark]

i dont think their able to reach sub zero temperatures on earth

Obviously I meant temperatures below 0 degrees celsius, not 0 K.

[F1_Master]

Garlic

Pfft...old school.

Don't use garlic, use anything that can blow them to pieces.
Gernades, Rockets, Bombs, and maybe a flamethrower.

[clutch-monkey]

Pfft...old school.

Don't use garlic, use anything that can blow them to pieces.
Gernades, Rockets, Bombs, and maybe a flamethrower.

nah, timesplitters taught me that all you need is a shotgun and a baseball bat

[r1ckst4]

I suggest you all pick up a copy of this book and prepare for the inevitable war for survival. It was only a matter of time.

wtf is that for real?

[dydzi]

The only minor difficulty is that these dogs were obviously killed in a clinical environment where vital organs were not damaged. Most murders and accidents are the result of some kind of damage to an organ which may ot be repairable. Also if these dogs are as stupid as ours there would be no possibility of brain damage as it wouldnt know the difference.

ok, but it's just first step, gradually we'll be able to do more complicated processes

[cuntukimushroom]

I just like to talk about zombies

Crisis: Yeah thats true, If people do get murdered and they are "zombified" the organs could give up and the person could be killed. But i don't think that the scientist was thinking about "organ transplant" at the meaning time when they spoke about the humans correct?

[crisis]

I just like to talk about zombies

Crisis: Yeah thats true, If people do get murdered and they are "zombified" the organs could give up and the person could be killed. But i don't think that the scientist was thinking about "organ transplant" at the meaning time when they spoke about the humans correct?

Well effectively in those cases it happens now where people are clinicly or virtually dead and are kept alive by artificial menas so the damage can be repaired. This zombie process, at the momemt requires the dog to be killed in a controlled way so that is suitable to be brought back to life. Not a lot of use in this unless you want to kill me on Monday morning and ressurect me on Friday at about 5.00pm.

[Cotterik]

If the dead can be brought back to life then.. that'd be a worldwide catastrophe. Resident Evil all over again.

[clutch-monkey]

except it said the dogs were pefectly normal once revived, they weren't shambling about looking for brains lol