Zombie Found, at Lake Russell WMA, in Habersham County
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The zombies we know from fiction are ferocious, flesh-eating post-humans. And while such stories have never come true, nature is full of disturbingly similar cases of zombification among plants and animals. Sometimes the parallels are striking.
There is something particularly disconcerting about the idea that an animal's behaviour could be drastically changed by an infection or parasite, but it is a phenomenon well-established in nature.
In fact, fossils showing evidence of zombie ants – including the apparent marks their infected, mind-controlled bodies left on leaves – have been found dating back 48 million years.
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