The Zoombies
Bats
Zombie bats are interesting and real nature thing. They live in dark caves and only come out at night. Some scientists think these nighttime animals might get a virus that turns them into zombies. But really, bats are important for nature. The issue is they like to kill living things. The ideas about zombie bats seem to be more from movies and stories than real science. In the actual world, bats are cool because of their unique features and they help keep nature in balance.
Bees
According to ancient tales, zombie bees are victims of a mysterious virus affecting their behavior and turns them into “zombies.” There are many direct proofs of the existence of zombie bees in the natural world. Normally, living bees play an important role in the process of pollinating plants. Zombie bees have rebelled, and their main goal is to kill living creatures.
Bulls
Zombie bulls are big, strong animals that really exist. Some old stories say they might get a virus turning them into living dead. There is a proof that zombie bulls exist in real life. If you meet one, it’s probably the last day of your life.
Cats
In society, there are many myths and legends about zombie cats, and most are based on strong evidence. Real, living cats are unique, lively animals that are an important part of many families worldwide. Zombie cats live alone, attacking living creatures at night. Zombie cats, just like living cats, need our care, love, and attention. Remember not to pet zombie cats!
Chameleons
Chameleons are awesome creatures, skilled at blending into their surroundings. Regular, non-zombie chameleons are beautiful reptiles. Typically, they live in forests and mountainous. Zombie chameleons can be found in books, computer games… and in our Zoombies Store! If you meet a zombie chameleon, try not to panic!
Crocodiles
Zombie crocodiles are different from their live cousins. They can live on land without being in the water. They like swampy and damp areas, where they hunt for living creatures. They enjoy hunting at night and sleep during the day. People say zombie crocs are immortal, and any encounter with them ends in death.
Dogs
Zombie dogs love running around abandoned, spooky places and searching for hidden treats. They hunt alone, at night. They don’t like living in packs. Zombie dogs are immortal. They enjoy fetching, but only if their owner is a zombie. Little zombie pups like competition. To be more dangerous, little zombie pups form packs!
Eagles
Zombie eagles are amazing birds. They are bigger than regular eagles. They like to soar around abandoned places, searching for live prey. They love hunting in groups, making them more efficient at getting food. They have a unique bird song, which they use to communicate with each other during hunts. On a dark, starless night, look up to the sky and watch out for the zombie eagles.
Fish
Zombie fish live in a mysterious and extraordinary underwater world. They have unique features and habits. Zombie fish love deep ocean waters, the saltier, the better! Their bodies are partly decayed, making them hard to spot for other sea creatures. Zombie fish hunt in groups. If you catch a zombie fish, don’t touch it without gloves!
Frogs
Zombie frogs love spending time in wet and soggy places, e.g. swamps. They hide from other forest creatures and surprise attack in groups. Unlike regular frogs, zombie frogs enjoy eating meat. When they attack, their moves are all coordinated, like a creepy dance. Zombie frogs sleep during the day, so if you find yourself near them, be quiet!
Gorillas
Zombie gorillas live in families. They like to hide in the forests, far away from civilization. Their communication is a mix of mysterious whispers and loud sounds, helping them stay connected during their journeys. The nighttime hunts of zombie gorillas are the biggest mystery in the animal kingdom. Let’s hope they never reach our cities!
Hamsters
Zombie hamsters are small, just like the living ones. They enjoy hanging out in fields among flowers. Zombie hamsters communicate with each other through quiet squeaks. They hunt at night, always in packs. Little zombie hamsters like to play in groups. Supposedly, they’re immortal, but that’s not confirmed.
Hedgehogs
Zombie hedgehogs live in high-crime cities. They hide in the sewers. They come out and hunt only at night. During hunts, their spines glow in the dark. They love eating old, rotten berries. They hunt living creatures in big packs.
Horses
Zombie horses, also known as “undead steeds,” live in open spaces. Even though they’re immortal, they like eating rotten apples that fall from trees. They also enjoy hunting living creatures! They hunt alone and never form herds. Little foals leave their families early to explore unknown territories on their own.
Hyenas
Zombie hyenas exist and there are many scientific proofs of that. They are known as the silent queens of the night. They keep hiding, usually in the shadows of trees. Zombie hyenas are probably immortal. Their favorite treats are fruits and the blood of living mammals. Zombie hyenas always hunt in packs. Zombie hyenas are famous for their laughter. They are very clever in their hunts. If you hear a quiet laugh at night, it’s definitely a zombie hyena somewhere around.
Lions
Zombie lions live on the border between the real and the magical worlds. They’re the true kings of the savannah, ruling for hundreds of years. They’re more dangerous than live lions. They live exclusively in Africa, or at least that’s where they’ve been spotted. Very few people have survived direct encounters with zombie lions. Their fur glows in the dark. Zombie lions are clever, agile, and very fast. They maintain a hierarchy in packs. If you ever come across a zombie lion, don’t try to fight it!
Meerkats
Zombie meerkats are the most unusual animals in the zombie world. They live in the deserts. They always hide in burrows dug in the sand during the day. They create long tunnels underground. They hunt only at night. Meerkats love to kill living animals. They hunt in packs. Young zombie meerkats learn the art of hunting from older members of their community.
Monkeys
Zombie monkeys are very sociable. They live in groups and have strong family bonds. They have a hierarchy in their communities All zombie monkeys live up in the trees. While hunting, they form small groups, using their agility and cleverness. Old zombie monkeys teach the young ones. These monkeys are really smart, they are quick learners, and adapt easily to new situations. Some scientists even say that zombie monkeys can use firearms!
Mice
Zombie mice live in groups. Each group has its leader – the oldest mouse in the group. Zombie mice have the ability to communicate with each other telepathically. They usually live in old, abandoned buildings. They hunt at night and sleep during the day. Zombie mice eat cheese and rotten fruits. They are not afraid to attack humans, but only in large groups..
Pandas
Zombie pandas prefer forests where they can easily hide from people. Like regular pandas, they love eating bamboo pendants, but they also like to hunt people. They sleep during the day and they hunt at night. While normal pandas are protected, zombie pandas are not. Despite their large size, they sneak around quietly. Try to avoid areas where zombie pandas live!
Rabbits
The latest scientific research proves that zombie rabbits exist. These creatures (hard to call them animals) live in dense forests, where they hide from bigger predators. Importantly, zombie rabbits can also adapt to urban areas, where they form dangerous groups and attack people. Besides drinking the blood of living beings, they love grass and vegetables.
Sloths
Zombie sloths mainly inhabit dense, mysterious forests of South America. They love long naps, sometimes lasting up to ten days! They’re very clever which makes hunting live animals a piece of cake. Zombie sloths are great at blending in, and with their slow moves, they’re tough to spot. Young sloths inherit traits from their parents but also show energy and curiosity about the world.
Snakes
Zombie snakes live in forests and swamps, but they can adapt to any environment. If you’re lucky enough, you can even find them in cities, where they hunt people. Zombie snakes hatch from small, black eggs. They usually live and hunt alone. They attack small animals, mostly birds, but they also enjoy attacking people. They are masters of camouflage and surprise attacks. If you see a black, long zombie snake, just run!
Spiders
Zombie spiders prefer tropical rainforests and dense swamps. They usually hide in the shadows and frin there they observe the surroundings. They won’t attack unless they’re sure of success. Thanks to their quick movements they are excellent hunters. They eat small animals like mice and birds. Spiders create giant webs to catch their prey – the webs so strong that they can even trap people! There are many species of zombie spiders, but all of them are equally dangerous.
Squirrels
Zombie squirrels literally live in every condition – dense forests, open clearings, and even cities. They feel most at home in the forests, where they can jump from tree to tree in search of food. They like to gather and hide various items, not only nuts. Squirrels are very smart. They attack in groups. Young squirrels are full of energy, and they learn hunting skills from their parents.
Tigers
Zombie tigers can adapt to any environments. You can find them in dense forests, open plains, and even in urban areas. Forests and tall grass give them perfect conditions for their hunting adventures. They eat meat and enjoy hunting deer, wild animals, and even people! During their growing-up time, young zombie tigers live with moms. Then they go hunting alone!
Wolves
Zombie wolves live in the forests, but they can survive in literally any conditions. They like to hunt at night, going after deer, wild animals, and even people. These wolves are the result of secret scientific experiments on living wolves. They mostly hunt in packs and hide from humans, but if they are attacked, they can be very dangerous.