What is the difference between a zombie and a zombie?

1. Zombies are transformed from living people, while zombies are transformed from dead people.

2. Living people turn into zombies for the following reasons: virus and bacterial infection; spread of chemical poisons, parasite parasitism; nuclear radiation mutation; etc., which are of a science fiction nature. When a dead person becomes a zombie, the dead person breathes more and becomes a corpse with stiff limbs, no head lowered, no squinting eyes, no legs, no decay, and a magical nature.

3. Zombies only suck blood, while zombies swallow all the fresh flesh and blood they can find.

4. Zombies can control their desire to suck blood, but zombies cannot. They will keep eating (zombie zombies are only interested in living people).

5. Zombies have no intelligence. This is the most obvious difference from zombies. Of course, zombies are not completely devoid of intelligence, but they can only rely on instinct or the low intelligence of cellular organisms. Zombies are different. Some of them are very smart and even have super powers.

6. Zombies are often made of steel and iron, invulnerable to water and fire. They can only be eliminated with mahogany swords, glutinous rice, black dog blood, spells and other things. Zombies, on the other hand, are shoddy constructions that break into pieces at every turn. Headshots are the quickest way to eliminate them.

7. Zombies do not mutate; zombies do.

8. Zombies do not rot; zombies rot.

9. Zombies are afraid of sunlight, but zombies are not afraid.