Information is the key when the end of the  world is looming.
  Picture this scene.
  The undead have risen from their graves and  are heading for a shopping mall near you.
  Greenish flesh, rank fingernails and a taste  for brains- it seems there's no stopping
  them.
  Preparation is essential when battling with  the undead so make sure you have read up on
  your enemy and have built yourself a mini-fortress.
  You'll also need some weapons and a major  exit strategy.
  So let's see how to take on the undead and  remain alive.
  Welcome to this episode of the Infographics  Show, Could You Survive a Zombie Attack?
  Like a good boy scout you need to be prepared.
  There would be nothing more frustrating- and  potentially fatal- than being stuck right
  bang in the apocalypse without an emergency  kit of some kind.
  Inside your survival kit you'll require  some essentials such as non-perishable water
  and medical supplies.
  You'll need a first-aid kit to treat any  cuts and infections- but remember there's
  no use applying a Band-Aid to a zombie bite.
  If you or one of your buddies get bitten by  one of the undead it's only a matter of
  time before you'll start gurgling and frothing  at the mouth and discovering a sudden penchant
  for Hirnsuppe (that's Brain Soup for those  who don't speak German.)
  In that kit you'll also need a supply of  soap and towels, a flashlight, batteries,
  matches, a can opener, and some antibiotics.
  You might also consider a transistor radio  for catching up on the latest zombie news.
  Also pack a mobile phone with battery, some  protein chocolate bars, a tent, and waterproof
  covers.
  Your kitbag should also be waterproof.
  Remember zombies can't swim and survival  will probably involve leaving shore.
  For protection and general use you'll need  some knives a baseball bat, an axe, a shovel.
  Weapons can be lifesavers in the event of  a zombie apocalypse and you can never be under-armed
  against the undead.
  Consider a long distance rifle, a shotgun,  maybe a semi-automatic and lots and lots of
  ammo.
  But it all depends on your resources.
  If you have a flame-thrower gathering dust  in the garage now's the time to use it.
  Now that you have your kit and your supplies  you will need a solid plan.
  Perhaps you've made this plan with a group  of fellow apocalypse survivors.
  Make sure you have a means of communication  with your buddies and think long and hard
  about who you want in your group.
  Human beings best operate in groups of 6 to  10.
  Consider a group of 5 well-armed, resourceful,  intelligent and physically fit adults, 2 of
  whom have military experience and at least  1 with medical training.
  Ideally you will have taken part in exercises  with this crew.
  Perhaps you've gone hiking or hunting together.
  But don't become too attached to your crew.
  If they get bitten you should have no hesitation  in shooting them between the eyes and burying
  them in a shallow grave.
  And you should expect nothing less from your  buddies if you become infected yourself.
  You and your team should be all be mentally  and physically as tough as nails and be ready
  to kick those decomposing walking compost  heaps back into the land of the dead when
  the need arises.
  When disaster strikes you'll require a pre-determined  assembly point.
  You should have marked this point out on a  map and made sure that you're not too far
  from essential services such as hospital,  gas stations, stores, and banks.
  Be prepared with a list of emergency contact  numbers.
  Work out all exits routes out of the city  and have an agreed upon time to meet at the
  assembly point.
  Your house should already be zombie-proof.
  Barricaded the doors and windows.
  Ideally you will be living in an underground  concrete bunker with plenty of supplies.
  But higher ground is good too.
  But remember, if you live on the 20th floor  of an apartment building and the undead have
  infiltrated the lower floors you will still  have to get past them.
  Make sure you are in shape physically and  have weaponry at your disposal.
  When you find yourself face to face with one  of the undead, aim for the brain, and hope
  for decapitation.
  Leaving your zombie-proof dwelling and heading  for the arranged meeting point you should
  have a vehicle with a full tank of gas in  a secure locked garage.
  You may choose to use an ordinary car, but  an off-road jeep, motor-cross bike, or other
  all-terrain vehicle may be more useful.
  You should also be as nimble as mountain goat  on foot.
  If you are an inner city survivor, which most  of us will be, consider learning parkour.
  Running through busy streets you will encounter  not only the rambling undead but also physical
  obstacles such as fences, fire escapes, benches,  steps and stairs.
  You need to be fast, fit and agile and the  more obstacles you can place between yourself
  and the zombies the better your chances of  survival will be.
  You don't need to be a backflip specialist  but learning simple vaults and jumps will
  put you ahead of the pack.
  Remember you don't have to be the fastest  dude on the block but you do have to be faster
  than the next guy who is also trying to escape.
  Learn how to negotiate complex urban environments  with speed and precision in order to arrive
  at your vehicle in one piece.
  By now you should have checked in with your  buddies and you need to hit the road and head
  away from populated areas.
  Remember that the undead are rising from the  ground so a ghost town that had a population
  of 50,000 before the mines dried up in 1950  isn't the place to be.
  You will need somewhere that is not densely  populated nor has this place ever been densely
  populated in the past.
  We recommend having a boat stashed at a harbor  and heading for a depopulated island with
  plenty of resources.
  A boat on standby is good part of any survivalist  contingency plan.
  Perhaps an abandoned military base on an island  might offer the best protection if you can
  find such a place in your strategy development  brainstorming.
  Purpose built nuclear bunkers are ideal as  there is a good chance the zombie resistance
  may resort to nuclear warfare to wipe out  the big cities.
  These also have the benefit of being hopefully  stocked with canned food and not being built
  in urban areas.
  Here you and your team can sit out the first  few waves of the zombie uprising and plan
  how to rebuild the human population.
  Remember - even if you consider yourself safe  never leave any doors unlocked during the
  ordeal.
  Make sure all doors and windows are secure  at all times even if you are in a safe area.
  Don't split up with your buddies.
  If you've made it this far together then  stick with the formula that works.
  Sit and plan and work together.
  The survival of humankind may well be in your  hands now.
  So, how would you survive a zombie attack?
  Would you sit tight in the city or make a  break for it?
  What would be your weapon of choice should  the apocalypse come upon us?
  Let us know in the comments section below.
  Also, be sure to watch our other video called  This Will Happen to Your Body in the next
  60 Seconds.
  Thanks for watching, and as always, don't  forget to like, share and subscribe.
  See you next time!
     
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