Blodd from Zombies - aren't they dead?
Why would zombies bleed? After they died, and their heart stopped, the blood would sink down to the legs, later congealing. if you shout a Zombie in the head, there would be no blood. correct?
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Permalink Reply by Cricket on -
No, all the blood that's left in the head would still remain. If someone already explained that... TL;DR.
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Permalink Reply by Robert Steven Cartledge on -
there is still cquagulatd blood in the vains of dead bodies, shooting a zombie woul result in that to spray from there bodies but they wouldn't bleed from the wound
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Permalink Reply by Jason Valentine on -
I'm no expert in zombie anatomy but it seems that without blood flow, movement would be impossible as muscles and tendons would solidify. It is my opinion that the body is reanimated after death leaving primal instinct driven (possibly due to neural damage from an oxygen starved brain) semi-rigid corpses. This being said, the level of mobility may be directly related to the time that the body spent "dead".
As for bleeding from a gunshot wound, that also depends on the time after death. Blood will stay red and liquid within the body for many hours after death. In the case of 'runners' the body is still animated however, brain function has been so impaired as to cause the subject to act in a primal manner.
Tests are required to determine the exact answer to your question. I hope my assumptions help your pondering.
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Permalink Reply by Eli Reynolds on -
They bleed because there blood is still in them but if you ever seen resident evil there blood has lil chunks in it when there a zombie
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