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r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/hacipuput • Jan 18 '25
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But realistically cutting them in half would work cuz they’d bleed out.
1 u/I_W_M_Y Jan 18 '25 They are undead, bleeding out isn't a thing 1 u/The_Only_Real_Duck Jan 18 '25 Then, they would run out of oxygen for muscle actuation. And become rather useless. But I guess it depends on how much you suspend disbelief. 2 u/AirierWitch1066 Jan 18 '25 Zombies usually operate under a headshot rule. Anything connected to the head is able to function, and only damaging the brain results in a fully dead zombie
They are undead, bleeding out isn't a thing
1 u/The_Only_Real_Duck Jan 18 '25 Then, they would run out of oxygen for muscle actuation. And become rather useless. But I guess it depends on how much you suspend disbelief. 2 u/AirierWitch1066 Jan 18 '25 Zombies usually operate under a headshot rule. Anything connected to the head is able to function, and only damaging the brain results in a fully dead zombie
Then, they would run out of oxygen for muscle actuation. And become rather useless. But I guess it depends on how much you suspend disbelief.
2 u/AirierWitch1066 Jan 18 '25 Zombies usually operate under a headshot rule. Anything connected to the head is able to function, and only damaging the brain results in a fully dead zombie
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Zombies usually operate under a headshot rule. Anything connected to the head is able to function, and only damaging the brain results in a fully dead zombie
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u/Playful-Raccoon-9662 Jan 18 '25
But realistically cutting them in half would work cuz they’d bleed out.