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Carpenter ants infected with a specialized parasitic fungus are not subjected to aggression or isolation from their nest mates, and they continue to share in the colony’s food resources until they leave […]
By Margot Allemand The fourth episode of iZombie, started the same way the third episode ended… With an overly-romantic Liv, except this time it ended with a dance off between bffs. The […]
By Chris Post Every year or so, it seems, a new drug arrives that supposedly turns its users into zombies. Bath salts and krokodil have come and gone, replaced by the latest […]
Ashes produced by wood-burning fireplaces or stoves are an excellent example of the idiom “don’t throw out the baby with the bathwater,” University of Missouri Extension horticulturist David Trinklein said. “When collected […]
New research has revealed how the history of life can be distorted by the ways animals decompose and lose body parts as they decay – and the ways in which decayed bodies […]
By Chris Post Oh, The Walking Dead, how you’ve played games with our hearts. Over the last eight seasons, the show has introduced to us dozens of characters only to take them […]
By Dakota Cantwell Pulling hard on many of the tropes from classic zombie films and B horror, “Attack of the Southern Fried Zombies” culminates to a fun 82 minute romp that won’t […]
Editor’s Note: We love zombies and make it our mission to seek out as much zombie-themed madness as we possibly can. Somehow, though, none of us had ever experienced a Zombie 5k […]
By Chris Post What could be worse than waking up and finding yourself in a zombie apocalypse? For the survivors of the The Blood of the Infected series by Anthony J. Stanton, […]
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