....what if you could get zombies to eat plants? Like in Plants vs Zombies?
But honestly, why wouldn't a zombie eat a plant? Its living, and after eating all living animals, I think thy would start to eat the plants, only living things left after all.
Never mind, a Zombie would not eat a plant, simply because a seed can grow inside of a dead body. The zombie would die from being 'attacked' from the inside.
.....................Well, for my reasoning in that, once a zombie had it full, it would never have to eat again, because the stomach acid will not work anymore in a zombie.
Cells in your stomach secrete acid and pepsinogen so that the enzyme pepsin, which digests carbohydrates, will function. Cells are encouraged to secrete these enzymes only when it senses food particles coming in.
Once you have died, cells die off so there is no real replenishment of food digesting enzymes.
The stomach is dead, just like the heart, lungs, kidneys, ect, but the brain for some reason.
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Veni, vidi, vici. [I came, I saw, I conquered
Quote from Julius Caesar
But honestly, why wouldn't a zombie eat a plant? Its living, and after eating all living animals, I think thy would start to eat the plants, only living things left after all.
Never mind, a Zombie would not eat a plant, simply because a seed can grow inside of a dead body. The zombie would die from being 'attacked' from the inside.
.....................Well, for my reasoning in that, once a zombie had it full, it would never have to eat again, because the stomach acid will not work anymore in a zombie.
Cells in your stomach secrete acid and pepsinogen so that the enzyme pepsin, which digests carbohydrates, will function. Cells are encouraged to secrete these enzymes only when it senses food particles coming in.
Once you have died, cells die off so there is no real replenishment of food digesting enzymes.
The stomach is dead, just like the heart, lungs, kidneys, ect, but the brain for some reason.
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Veni, vidi, vici. [I came, I saw, I conquered
Quote from Julius Caesar