How to Survive a Zombie Attack : Understanding Zombie Outbreak Classes 3 & 4

Studying the last two stages of the zombie attack could be the only way to gain knowledge about your zombie attackers, learn how to survive a zombie attack by learning from your enemy in this free video.

Expert: Bert DiVietri & Andrew Marshall
Bio: Bert and Andrew have survived over 30 Zombie attacks in their 15 year career as Zombie Survival Specialists. Together they started ZSA (Zombie Survival Association).
Filmmaker: Bartholomew DiVietri

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• zombie
• attack
• humor
• video
• survival
• body
• armor

[japanigro]

Just make sure you keep a crawler!

[MisteriosGuy98]

i would just plant some plants on my lawn

[dartheth]

zombies are not as strong as you think because their muscles are decayed (if they came from a grave) also they don't sleep so their muscles don't repair themselves if they were strained

[LfromGaiaonline]

Uhh, zombie viruses will NEVER evolve itself.

It can only be made by humans, seeing how advanced it is.

Instead of that, triggering a nuclear war would do much better than releasing a zombie outbreak.

[thekurtmagirt]

They didn't explain that we needed to make crawlers and save money for pack-o-punch...lol dumb shits.

[aqwmember]

That goods that their is no runners right people!!!!

[weterman4320]

if zombies were real they would actually eat anything if there hungry, including there selves

[blackboy923]

@spencerphelpschannel thats what they say today but before they were reanimated corpses therefor they already began to decay in their graves before comeing back

[Bolzan12]

1:11 drunk zombie!!

[AthyNa100]

how to get rid of zombies in your town

step 1: get evry living creature into a diffrent town that isint infested with zombies

step 2: Nuce the town

so let it be said so let it be done

[MrSpidey101]

i saw a guys but crack

[TheChicClique]

@36drifterboy ok but it would still decay. so after a year nothing would be walking anymore with out skin and muscle there's nothing to hold the bones together.