Vegetarian Zombie: Difference between revisions

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Yep, notNot all zombies prefer meat.; Instead,'''Vegetarian someZombies''' would rather have grains instead of brains for a meal. A relative newcomer in the zombie genresgenre, these [[Undeadundead]] creatures are more at peace with plant rather than meat. The perksbenefits couldfor the zombies include the fact many targets, likeespecially humans, are often armed and can run fast, so– plants are easier to catchfind and findcatch. There are few plant species that have natural defenses, but a vegetarian zombie would still try their luck. However, this can sometimes spell bad news for survivors as this could cost them their food supply and oxygen since many plants give that off after consuming carbon dioxide.

* In the 2008 reboot of ''[[Day of the Dead]]'', a zombie is brought along with the survivingsurvivors, yet doesn't seem interested in their flesh. Private Salazar isn't thrilled at all about it, but Corporal Sarah Cross explains that the zombie they found is vegetarian. Cross theorized the zombie was likely a vegetarian beforehand.

* The main plot of the ''[[Plants vs. Zombies]]'' series.