Could the Rage Virus from 28 Days Later Actually Happen? Find out! скачать в хорошем качестве

Could the Rage Virus from 28 Days Later Actually Happen? Find out!

After watching the movie 28 Days Later and it's sequel 28 Weeks Later you'll notice a few significant differences between people infected with the Rage Virus and Zombies. The biggest difference is that people infected with the Rage Virus are NOT dead. If you kill them they will remain dead. Zombies, however, are very much dead, they are the undead. The scariest and most dangerous difference between zombies and the people infected with the Rage virus is that the infected will run after you and will never stop until they are stopped! Zombies, on the other hand, are walkers. They walk and at least you can run away from them and stay alive. Is the Rage Virus Real? No, the rage virus is not real. The rage virus is a fictional virus from the movie 28 Days Later and it’s sequels 28 Weeks Later. It does not mean, however, that a Rage Virus type pandemic could someday become a reality. The rage virus is an infection that most people confuse with becoming a zombie, but there is almost no comparison from a zombie to an individual infected with the rage virus. First off, someone infected with the rage virus is alive, they don’t die and reanimate and become undead like zombies. I have read some articles that have mentioned that the rage virus from 28 days later is not as far fetch as people would like to think. How Would the Rage Virus Spread? The Rage Virus highlighted in both 28 Days Later and 28 Weeks Later spread through the blood and saliva and is extremely infectious to the point that just one droplet of infected fluid is sufficient to infect a host. The Virus is typically spread through bites from the infected but can also be distributed through saliva transfer. Other ways the Rage Virus can infect someone would be from an infected vomiting infected blood in a hosts face. Even a single drop of blood getting into someone’s eyes or mouth will infect the victim. 28 Days Later Rage Virus Symptoms Once a host is infected it will only take between 10 to 20 seconds before they succumb to the infection. It also appears that the amount of time it seems to take for the Rage Virus to take over at hosts depends on the amount of the infected fluid that is directly exposed to the victim. To give you an example, someone would almost instantly be infected if an infected vomit a few mouthfuls of fluid directly on the persons face. If a single drop would only infect a host then it would take upwards of 20 seconds before the Rage Virus would begin to affect the victim visibly. The host’s first symptoms of the Rage Virus would be experiencing excruciating spasms and uncontrollable twitches and convulsions. As the virus is taking over the host, they will also begin to bleed from the eyes. The infection will also cause capillaries to hemorrhage making the host frequently vomit blood and bleed from the eyes and nose. The eyes of the infected host will almost immediately turn scarlet red. This is followed by violent and uncontrollable anger and aggressiveness coupled with the suppression of greater intelligence. From that point on the infected will seek out and brutally attack anyone they encounter. The Rage Virus grants the infected host great quantities of grandeur and endurance, therefore, permitting them to spontaneously rampage over miles and miles of territory and overrun entire towns. Rage is a strain of the Ebola virus and while its psychological manifestations are more like those of Rabies; it does preserve some of the physical symptoms of Ebola-like characteristics like the red eyes, internal and external hemorrhaging and bleeding. Primates are seemingly the only animals able of carrying the red fibers. It is undiscovered what would occur to a non-primate animal if it were exposed to the infection. The rage virus is also blood-borne and able of infecting only primates features; which it probably maintained from the Ebola virus from where it mutated. You can read the entire article by clicking the link below. https://teamhacklife.com/rage-virus-2... check my website for many more articles about survival and prepping tips. There are also some important survival life hacks that might save your life someday, or at least make things easier. https://TeamHackLife.com Thank you and please subscribe! Music credit