Why is Alice immune to the T-Virus?
In Resident Evil: Afterlife Alice’s superhuman abilities have been taken away by Albert Wesker who injected her with a serum that disabled her T-virus cells; however at the end of Resident Evil: Retribution Wesker injects her with the T-virus and restores her powers saying that Alice and her powers are the last
What color was the T-Virus?
The T-virus suspended within a protein media dyed blue for immediate recognition. The T-virus was a viral weapon engineered by the Umbrella Corporation in the late 20th century.
What color is zombie blood?
Zombie Blood is an insanely vibrant water soluble dye that will turn the water an intense fluorescent green.
Who created zombies?
A new version of the zombie distinct from that described in Haitian folklore emerged in popular culture during the latter half of the 20th century.George A. Romero (1968–1985)ZombieFirst appearanceNight of the Living Dead (1968)Created byGeorge RomeroIn-universe informationAlias\”Romero zombie\”2 more rows
What color blood do zombies have?
In The Walking Dead (as opposed to the book World War Z for instance) it has been consistently shown that zombies have red liquid blood apparently indistinguishable from human blood.Nov 2 2015
Can the rage virus be cured?
The virus is shown as 100% communicable and in the currently released films and graphic novel there is no known cure.Sep 6 2012
Did Andy spread the rage virus?
After Andy was infected by his father Don he became a Carrier of the Rage Virus and thus his left eye’s sclera turned partially red.
Did Andy spread the rage virus to France?
It is unknown how the Rage Virus spread to France and fans have disputed over this. Some believe that after Andy Tammy and Flynn crashed in France Andy infected someone else (most likely by accident) and that person then began spreading the Infection in mainland Europe.
Is bird flu still a threat?
Bird flu outbreak in the US: Human risk remains low CDC says.Mar 23 2022
Can bird flu be cured?
It’s impossible to eliminate bird flu from wild birds. The best approaches to bird flu currently include working to identify and eliminate outbreaks among domestic birds and to continue work on a vaccine that will be effective against bird flu.Jan 22 2022
