Is it really possible for people to come back from the dead? Maybe, but most likely not…. but that doesn’t mean that a zombie apocalypse (or at least something that looks like one) can’t happen. In fact, given the right circumstances, it’s more than just a possibility. Stephanie Watson, Executive Editor, Harvard Women’s Health Watch states “to … Continue reading »
PUMMEL PIPE HAND HAMMER: For those of you out there looking for a close-range Anti-Zombie weapon or single hand tool, check out the Pummel Pipe Hand Hammer. Nearly duplicate in design to the original Pummel Pipe, the Pummel Pipe Hand Hammer is still a beast in its own right. The one-handed operation of the Pummel … Continue reading »
Time: Mid June, after 10pm. Location: Ground floor apartment in a city of 20k-50k people. Gear: Your personal Bug Out Bag (with contents) if you can get to it, additionally everything a reasonably prepared person would have in their small apartment packed in stacks of unlabeled boxes. The sun sets and a cool breeze kicks up … Continue reading »
The last time I went to the store to buy toothpaste, I realized that I was spending upwards of $60-70 a year for something with a bunch of extenders and chemicals I didn’t even want in my body. That’s when I realized that I could probably make something better without any chemicals or extenders for … Continue reading »
One of the things that makes Zombease great are its fans and readers, our fellow survivors, people like you. Without your support and dedication there wouldn’t be any reason for us to be here at all. It’s because of folks like you that I do what I do here at Zombease and I want to … Continue reading »
First detected in mid-2012, the Novel Coronavirus (nCoV), a highly evolved and extremely deadly cousin of the SARS virus, has taken the lives of 5 more individuals. With 49 total cases reported, these most recent deaths signal an alarming fatality rate of nearly 55% in reported cases. Margaret Chain, director-general of the World Health Organization … Continue reading »
The term ‘Zombie’ has been incorrectly confined to the reanimated bodies of the dead. The reality, when looking into the origin of the word Zombie, is that TRUE Zombies – the kind that actually exist in the world today – are in fact alive. Take a moment to read through this brief description of a … Continue reading »
A recent outbreak of the Avian flu has caused heath officials to order the culling of 11,000 chickens from an anonymous farm in the Netherlands. While the birds to were infected with a relatively low pathogenic form of the H7 flu strain, precautions were taken almost immediately to help eliminate the risk of viral mutation … Continue reading »
Despite popular belief, asking for help does not mean you are weak. It takes a great amount of courage to admit when you’ve lost control of a situation or need a bit of assistance from an outside source. While the initial helplessness and shock to your pride that asking for help can cause might be … Continue reading »
Whether it’s a scratch on the hand, a hotspot on your heel, a cut on your arm or any other type of open wound, the risk of infection isn’t just present from everyday bumps and bruises, it’s a common occurrence often made worse by a lack of proper identification and treatment. No matter how small … Continue reading »
The story of voracious appetites and preferred meal of many Zombie types (see: 5 Types of Zombie) are clouded by Hollywood myths and mystery, and that’s exactly what we’re here to dispel. The truth of the matter is that many Zombies – the real ones like Vodun and Type 2 Viral – aren’t after the … Continue reading »
Who knew that with a history full of tomahawks, axes, spears, war-hammers, harpoons, karambits and other weaponry United Cutlery’s next step was to unveil a shovel? The M48 Kommando Survival Shovel is the latest – and possibly most unexpected – addition to the popular and highly sought after line of M48 survival/tactical tools and weapons … Continue reading »
Anderson County, Texas USA. May 26th, 2013 State health officials are urging individuals in the area to take precautions against contracting West Nile virus. Out of the 1,868 reported cases of infections in humans last year, 89 proved fatal. The Texas department of heath reported Friday that the first case of West Nile virus of … Continue reading »
When asked about H7N9 back in April of 2013, Dr He Jiankui – an associate professor at South University of Science and Technology of China – said “We don’t know whether it will evolve into something harmless or dangerous, … but the authorities should definitely be alarmed and get prepared for the worst-case scenario.“ Now, … Continue reading »
It’s easy to pick up most weapons and look like you know what you’re doing, but it takes real-world time, training and practice to properly handle a weapon… no matter what it is. The use of any weapon, no matter what its potentially destructive force is, should always be done with care and forethought. It … Continue reading »
When it comes to lighting up an area whether you’re in a cave, working your way to the basement or out on the street, there are about a million ways to get it done… but the big debate has always been: What’s better, a headlamp or handheld device? Both headlamps and handheld options have situational … Continue reading »
Like many household objects and supplies, baking soda can be put to a multitude of uses during a survival situation. Because of the wide variety and types of uses it works for, it’s important to always have a little of this magic dust on hand. MEDICAL USES: Antacid for settling the stomach. Deodorant, applied in … Continue reading »
Location: Foothills of a nearby mountain range Time: Early morning, autumn. Supplies: (see scenario) Scenario: The leaves crunch under-foot as you hike back to your vehicle, taking your time to enjoy the woods around you. This 3 day solo retreat to the mountains is exactly what you needed. You know that you’ll have at least a … Continue reading »
Kelly Kettle revolutionized the world for campers, backpackers, survivors and preppers everywhere, when they introduced their highly efficient and portable double-walled water-boiler and cook stove in the early 1900s. The line of Kelly Kettle stoves have evolved over the years as new materials and methods of manufacturing developed, reaching nearly all corners of the globe, … Continue reading »
With the threat of organisms, bacteria, and contaminates, a serious issue for long-term survival during a disaster situation; taking care of and cleaning your wounds should be among your highest priorities… coming only after food, water, and shelter. Wounds need to be thoroughly cleaned as soon as possible to help reduce the risk of infection, … Continue reading »
