"A team of Cornell University researchers focusing on a fictional zombie outbreak as an approach to disease modeling suggests heading for the hills, in the Rockies, to save your 'braains' from the 'undead.'
During the 2015 American Physical Society March Meeting, on Thursday, March 5 in San Antonio, Texas, the group will describe their work modeling the statistical mechanics of zombies—those thankfully fictional 'undead' creatures with an appetite for human flesh."
Ref: phys.org
Further reading suggests Glacier National Park is ideal and Alaska would offer similar benefits, most notably distance from large urban centers.
On the other hand, smosh.com offers some of the worst places to hide from zombies:
i. Shopping Mall
ii. Farmhouse
iii. City Rooftop
iv. Underground Bunker
v. Small island
For obvious reasons poor old DonDiego won't reveal his designated hiding place, . . . but it will provide him with an abundance of tomatoes.
During the 2015 American Physical Society March Meeting, on Thursday, March 5 in San Antonio, Texas, the group will describe their work modeling the statistical mechanics of zombies—those thankfully fictional 'undead' creatures with an appetite for human flesh."
Ref: phys.org
Further reading suggests Glacier National Park is ideal and Alaska would offer similar benefits, most notably distance from large urban centers.
On the other hand, smosh.com offers some of the worst places to hide from zombies:
i. Shopping Mall
ii. Farmhouse
iii. City Rooftop
iv. Underground Bunker
v. Small island
For obvious reasons poor old DonDiego won't reveal his designated hiding place, . . . but it will provide him with an abundance of tomatoes.
