Zombies are either infected living humans or voodoo spell victims that feed on human flesh. The document outlines how the zombie virus spreads and kills its host before reanimation. It describes zombie characteristics like sluggish movement and gray skin. Effective defenses include weapons, armor, securing defensible locations, traveling on foot or small vehicles, staying quiet and alert, and organizing supplies. Even after zombies die off, the post-apocalyptic environment remains dangerous. Proper preparation and following survival tips can help defend against zombie invasions.

1. How to Defend Against Zombie Invasions. By: AlannaVirginio

2. ZombiesZOM-BIE: (Zom’be)n. also ZOM-BIES pl. 1.An animated corpse that feeds on living flesh. 2. A voodoo spell that raises the dead. 3. A Voodoo snake god. 4. One who moves or acts in a daze “like a zombie.” [a word of African origin]

3. What are the Zombies? There are two types of Zombies:Zombie: A person inflicted with a virus that ravages their body, causing death and then reanimation as the ‘living dead.’Voodoo Zombie: A person inflicted with Zombie Powder, that causes a person to act in sluggish and mindless manner.

4. Starting the InfectionBreaking of skin and introduction of virus into the blood stream, by infected.Virus is circulated through bloodstream, its end cycle is to reach the brain.5 steps of death and re-animation.

5. Symptoms and ReanimationThe First Hour: Pain and discoloration of the infected area. Immediate clotting of the wound.The Fifth Hour: Fever, chills, slight dementia, vomiting, acute pain in the joints.The Eighth Hour: Numbing of extremities and infected area, increased fever, increased dementia, loss of muscular coordination.The Eleventh Hour: Paralysis in the lower body, overall numbness, slowed heart rate.The Sixteenth Hour: Coma.The Twentieth Hour: Heart Stoppage. Zero brain activity.The Twenty Third Hour: Reanimation.

6. Knowing your EnemyThe Five Senses: Sight, Sound, Smell, Taste, Touch.How to Identify: Sluggish movements, no obvious purpose, incessant groaning, grayed skin, unable to observe surroundings, clean wounds and no blood.What they eat: Living Flesh, human or animal.

7. Weapon ChoicesAny lethal, sharp, blunt, or jagged weapon.

8. How to DefendWear tight clothes, short hair, and always keep a weapon on hand. Wear a type of armor: Chainmail, Helmets, Knee/Wrist Guards, Suits of Armor, Wet Suits. Find a suitable place of defense: Two-story home, Wal-Mart, Target, Warehouse, Boat, Cemetery, Shipyards, Churches, Piers, Hospitals, ect.ect.

9. Zombie Diagram

10. Do Not RunALWAYS make a plan before escaping anywhere. Avoid urban areas, cities, and flat surfaces.Have a set location in mind. Does it have the necessary forms for survival?Train and Condition.Avoid large Zombie groups.Be stealthy!Be Alert.Sleep.Be quiet.Have supplies.

11. Forms of TransportationGround: Walking, Running, Sedans, Trucks, Motorcycles, Bicycles.Air: Hot Air balloons, Helicopters, Planes, Air Gliders.Water: Boat, Row Boat, Swimming, Oil Tanker, Inflatable Boats.

12. Is it Over?How long will it take for the Zombies to die?What are the outcomes?Where do we go?Will it ever go back to normal?

13. Top 10 Lessons for surviving a Zombie Attack. With the visual assistance of some motivational posters.

14. Organize before they rise!

15. They feel no fear, why should you?

16. Use your head: cut off theirs.

17. Blades don’t need reloading.

18. Ideal protection = Tight clothes, short hair.

19. Get up the stairs, then destroy it.

20. Get out of the car, get onto a bike.

21. Keep moving, keep low, keep quiet, keep alert!

22. No place is safe, only safer.

23. The Zombie may be gone, but the threat lives on.

24. END. Good Luck out there!