Science already knows what would happen during an invasion of zombies on the planet

Over the years, movies, series and literature have left us exposed to some horror stories and we end up wondering what was unthinkable: what would happen if the zombies posed a real threat to the world? And if a deadly virus made us victims and at the same time predators willing to eat anyone who crosses our path? Will we ever arrive at this much feared post-apocalyptic scene?

Although it seems incredible, many people we might consider "serious" were dealing with this problem. According to a study from the University of Leicester, England, the chances of surviving a zombie apocalypse are very low. In reality, humanity would not last more than 100 days.

The method by which they arrived at this conclusion did not discuss The walking Dead in an office after, but they used the same model used by epidemiologists. According to his hypothesis, each undead would have a 90% chance of infecting a new victim every day and it is thought that it would take 20 days for the disease to turn into a pandemic, which would make it unstoppable.

But it seems that all would not be lost, even in the worst case, babies would continue to be born on the post-apocalyptic Earth and if the zombie invasion was caused by blood or bite, the human population could start to recover

Whatever it is, our recommendation would always be: flee as much as you can!