Furious Rabies-Infected vs. Infected Zombie Runners

Attribute	Furious Rabies-Infected	Infected Zombie Runners
Speed	Very fast	Fast
Aggression	Highly aggressive	Aggressive
Intelligence	Low	Low
Appearance	Rabies symptoms	Zombified appearance
Transmission	Through bites	Through bites or scratches

Physical Attributes

Furious Rabies-Infected individuals are typically characterized by their heightened aggression and erratic behavior. They may exhibit symptoms such as foaming at the mouth, dilated pupils, and muscle spasms. These individuals often move quickly and unpredictably, making them difficult to evade. In contrast, Infected Zombie Runners are known for their relentless pursuit of prey. They may have decaying flesh, exposed bones, and a distinct lack of coordination. Despite their deteriorating physical condition, Infected Zombie Runners can move surprisingly fast, especially when in pursuit of a target.

Behavioral Characteristics

Furious Rabies-Infected individuals are driven by a primal urge to attack and infect others. They may exhibit signs of extreme agitation, such as pacing back and forth, growling, and snapping at anything in their path. These individuals are highly unpredictable and may lash out at any moment. On the other hand, Infected Zombie Runners are more focused on pursuing their prey. They may exhibit a single-minded determination to catch their target, often ignoring obstacles or distractions in their path. Infected Zombie Runners are relentless in their pursuit and will not stop until they have captured their prey.

Transmission of Infection

Furious Rabies-Infected individuals transmit the rabies virus through their saliva. Any bite or scratch from an infected individual can potentially lead to the transmission of the virus. Once the virus enters the bloodstream, it quickly spreads to the brain, causing symptoms such as aggression, confusion, and hallucinations. In contrast, Infected Zombie Runners transmit the zombie virus through direct contact with their bodily fluids. Any open wound or mucous membrane exposed to infected bodily fluids can potentially lead to infection. Once infected, the individual will begin to exhibit symptoms of zombification, such as loss of cognitive function and a craving for human flesh.

Response to Stimuli

Furious Rabies-Infected individuals may react aggressively to any perceived threat or provocation. They may become agitated by loud noises, sudden movements, or the presence of unfamiliar individuals. These individuals are easily triggered and may attack without warning. In contrast, Infected Zombie Runners are more focused on pursuing their prey and may not be easily distracted. They may exhibit a limited response to external stimuli, focusing solely on capturing their target. Infected Zombie Runners are relentless in their pursuit and will not be deterred by minor obstacles or distractions.

Survivability

Furious Rabies-Infected individuals may succumb to the rabies virus within a matter of days or weeks, depending on the severity of the infection. Without proper medical treatment, the virus can quickly spread to the brain, leading to symptoms such as paralysis, coma, and death. In contrast, Infected Zombie Runners are already deceased and do not require sustenance or medical treatment to survive. These individuals are driven solely by their instinct to feed on human flesh and will continue to pursue their prey until they are incapacitated or destroyed. Infected Zombie Runners are highly resilient and can withstand significant physical trauma without succumbing to their injuries.