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Why Do You Have To Shoot A Zombie In The Head?

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Why Do You Have To Shoot A Zombie In The Head?

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Because a zombie doesn't feel pain, they're essentially in an extended state of shock. They won't lose consciousness or falter at all unless they're fully taken out of the equation, and the only way to do that is to remove their ability to move and continue to live. The head (and more specifically the brain) is by far the best place to aim for in order to lessen their numbers.

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If you want instant incapacitation, set your sights on the frontal lobe. The frontal lobe sends signals to your skeletal muscles that work to create movement and affects your ability to make rational and higher-level thoughts. Taking this out restricts the undead to becoming an immovable sack of flesh. It's the largest (and so most easily hit) section of the brain, which seems to work in your favor regardless of your weapon of choice.

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hypothalamus- along with regulating body temperature and sleep, this part of the brain controls hunger and thirst.

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temporal lobe- the amygdala within this lobe regulates our perception and response, controlling our aggressiveness and ability to work things out.

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cerebellum- this part of the brain assists with motor functions, a lack of which would create the limping seen in movies.

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frontal lobe- a section with many responsibilities, this part of the brain helps organize, pay attention, and make decisions.

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frontal cortex- within the left hemisphere is Broca's area, responsible for speech and language.

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parietal lobe- this middle part of the brain helps with sensory input from stimuli, with pain being the case here.

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temporal lobe- within this is the hippocampus, where memories are formed and stored.