Zombie Travel Bug Dispersion Tracker

It has been a while. Those of you starved for news will have likely given up on us. Understandable. It has been a long road. We’re still tracking activity, the graphics probably tell the story the best:

In the U. S. we see a normal high rate of activity in the mid-Atlantic and New England, as is expected. High population centers. We also see a spread into the upper midwest, with Michigan and Illinois as stand outs. Similarly, the California/Arizona souther nevada area seems to have taken quite a hit.

Northern and central Europe have typical rates of infection, although it has grown quite a bit. Ewe’ve seen some minor spread into Northern Africa, as well as South Africa. Australia and New Zealand continue to be hot-spots.

All in all, since the last update 34, 893 hits in the U.S in 47 states. 11, 780 hits in the rest of the world, in 63 countries. Surprised to see new activity in Egypt, Jordan, Kosovo and Lichtenstein. Had our first in Honduras, I think, as well as in Aruba and the Bahamas. 4 in Greenland and Chile too. too. Morocco, Algeria, Cyprus all git hit as well. We also actually had on hit in Antarctica, first one on that continent. Uh-oh. Time and zombies march on. Be careful out there!

It’s been awhile. There’ve been 62553 sightings in 36 countries since we last reported a little over a year ago. In the U. S. there have been 15222 sightings in 47 of the 50 states and the District of Columbia since that same report. Standouts: France at 1864, Germany at 1516 and The Netherlands at 543. In the U. S. Florida had 2370, Virginia had 2301, Connecticut had 2167, Maryland 1733, Massachusetts 1462 New York dropping off with only 977 and Washington (the state) on the rise with 766. South Africa had only 20 hits.

158 of 359 known ZTBs moved in 47 states and 29 countries since the last update. There were 18353 sightings in the United Sates, and 5173 sightings elsewhere on the planet. Texas, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Connecticut and New York all had over 1000 sightings. Germany had over 2500 sightings, Belgium over 600 and the UKL over 300.

Due to technical issues, the graphics for this update (in this post) only include sightings between 11 DEC 2020 and 13 JAN 2021. Overall, all numbers and graphics on the site include all sitings since our last post and the update in August of 2020. Don’t have a body count for you this time around, it is just too exhausting and depressing. The primary active areas since we ran the gear in December showed the U.S.A. and Germany to be the most active areas, followed by Norway. In the U. S. A. New England and California topped the charts. The graphics below will give you some idea. Wash your hands. Seal your face or seal your fate. With multiple viruses running around, and all of us hosting them, well, you know the drill by now.

138 of the 359 known cases were sighted during this reporting period. There were 9127 sightings in 41 countries not counting the U.S. 12057 sightings in the U.S, but none in Montana and North Dakota. The eastern seaboard of the U.S continues to be problematic. Overall, North America and Europe were the hotspots, and there were 148 sightings in Australia. In Europe, Germany, France and Norway continue to suffer the most, with areas in eastern Europe, primarily centered on the Czech republic, following closely.

Here’s some imagery for you:

Wear a mask. Wash your hands. Don’t come back as a living dead cacher. They don’t smell so good.

Lt. Damien sends.

161 0f the known 359 ZTBs were sighted since the last update. All states and the District of Columbia except Alaska had sightings. In total for the U.S. there were 25286 individual sightings, with Oklahoma and Texas leading the pack, all up over 3000, Oklahoma pushing five thousand sightings. Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Virginia, Maryland and New York were the follow on high frequency states, all up over a thousand.

Elsewhere in the world, Germany, South Africa and France were the high activity areas. Here’s a snapshot of Europe:

And here’s a snapshot of Africa:

Be careful out there, particularly if you are in the northern hemisphere; sightings tend to pick up in the summer…

Zekester is now semi-coherent (this differs from his previous iteration how?), we’re on the 3rd clone attempt. His latest complete phrase is” I’m not the clone I used to be.”

21K+ hits in North America, almost 6K in Europe. The numbers are down in the hundreds from there, With Australia, Asia, the Middle East and South America reporting from 300+ to 3, in descending order. Number of new locations this go around, many in more isolated spots, which is concerning. Here they art in alpha-order: Albania, Bermuda, Chile, Cayman Islands, Kosovo, Laos, Macedonia, Myanmar, Namibia, Nepal, Panama, San Merino Thailand and Vietnam. No hug outbreak reported yet as a result of the World Cup in Russia.

Locally, thousands of hits in many of the east coast states, and numerous states up over a hundred our two. Or three. Or five. Alaska, and North Dakota were the only two with no reports, and Arkansas continues to have minimal activity.

Be safe, watch each others backs, and don’t get bit!

LT. Damien

A lot has happened since February. You may recall we had successfully repelled 3 onslaughts at the time of the last posting, well, we were not so successful on the fourth. Overrun AGAIN.

Zekester got bit. We’d frozen his stem cells, as well as some bone marrow and a portion of his mustache. His cloning is going well, although the mind-swap upload from hardware to wetware has been a bit glitchy. Personally, I’m not sure anyone will notice the difference.

Anyway, rather than pound you with numbers, here’s a graphic:

Hits in all of the states and DC. Europe gone to shit. Summertime in northern Europe no picnic. Increased activity in South America, South Africa and Australia neck and neck. Not the sort of competition that appeals, really. Malyasia up and coming, poor bastards. Well, you’ve got the picture. Keep your head down, and if you are in the states, go to Arkansas, they only had one hit this period. If you can get there.

Cheers,

2nd Lieutenant Damien

Three weeks since last update. Maryland, Virginia, Connecticut and Florida have most activity this go-round, they are pounding on our doors right dow, but defenses seem to be holding. Germany, Finland and France were hit hard this time overseas, and Botswana had its first case. Unconfirmed reports of six new ZTBs just coming in. Stay safe out there!

Those of you living in the states may want to consider paying close attention to some of the conclusions reached in the scientific paper linked below:

Zombie Epidemiology

While the scientists involved did not use any of the data we have gathered thus far, it is interesting to note how their conclusions eerily mirror the results we have seen.