What's The WORST Place To Survive a Zombie Outbreak?
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Today, Rusty tries out... What's The WORST Place To Survive a Zombie Outbreak?
We ranked 10 places people run to in a zombie outbreak, and Rusty moved into every one of them so you don't have to. Number one is where most people would run on day one.
This is an animated fictional scenario for entertainment. Zombies aren't real, but the real-world facts in it are (sources below).
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:12 #10 The boat
2:42 #9 The prison
4:45 #8 The bunker
7:12 #7 The supermarket
9:38 #6 The theme park
11:51 #5 The high-rise apartment
14:26 #4 The cruise ship
16:14 #3 The highway
19:06 #2 The mall
21:18 #1 The hospital
24:21 Where Rusty actually goes
Real facts we used:
Seawater and your kidneys: NOAA Ocean Service
1 gallon of water per person per day: Ready.gov (FEMA)
Canned food shelf life: USDA FSIS
Fridge/freezer safety in a power cut: USDA / FoodSafety.gov
Fail-secure detention locks: Wikipedia "Electric strike", detention-lock industry glossaries
Busiest theme park attendance (17.72 million in 2023): TEA/AECOM Theme Index
New York rooftop water tanks and the six-storey limit: Wikipedia "Rooftop water tower", 6sqft
Cruise-ship fresh water (up to 90% made on board): cruise-line figures via Sensorex / Cruising Journal; outbreak tracking: CDC Vessel Sanitation Program
Hurricane Rita evacuation, 2005 (3.7 million people, 100-mile jams): Houston Chronicle, NPR, Texas Tribune
155 million ER visits in 2022: CDC NCHS Data Brief 503
Hospital 96-hour planning: The Joint Commission
What's The WORST Place To Survive a Zombie Outbreak?
Project Don't Die
1,125 views
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Today, Rusty tries out... What's The WORST Place To Survive a Zombie Outbreak?
We ranked 10 places people run to in a zombie outbreak, and Rusty moved into every one of them so you don't have to. Number one is where most people would run on day one.
This is an animated fictional scenario for entertainment. Zombies aren't real, but the real-world facts in it are (sources below).
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:12 #10 The boat
2:42 #9 The prison
4:45 #8 The bunker
7:12 #7 The supermarket
9:38 #6 The theme park
11:51 #5 The high-rise apartment
14:26 #4 The cruise ship
16:14 #3 The highway
19:06 #2 The mall
21:18 #1 The hospital
24:21 Where Rusty actually goes
Real facts we used:
Seawater and your kidneys: NOAA Ocean Service
1 gallon of water per person per day: Ready.gov (FEMA)
Canned food shelf life: USDA FSIS
Fridge/freezer safety in a power cut: USDA / FoodSafety.gov
Fail-secure detention locks: Wikipedia "Electric strike", detention-lock industry glossaries
Busiest theme park attendance (17.72 million in 2023): TEA/AECOM Theme Index
New York rooftop water tanks and the six-storey limit: Wikipedia "Rooftop water tower", 6sqft
Cruise-ship fresh water (up to 90% made on board): cruise-line figures via Sensorex / Cruising Journal; outbreak tracking: CDC Vessel Sanitation Program
Hurricane Rita evacuation, 2005 (3.7 million people, 100-mile jams): Houston Chronicle, NPR, Texas Tribune
155 million ER visits in 2022: CDC NCHS Data Brief 503
Hospital 96-hour planning: The Joint Commission