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One is completely burning the body (as seen in the cremation scene from Return of the Living Dead), though burning the body releases Trioxin-laced smoke into the air, which can combine with clouds to create Trioxin-laced rain.

The more intelligent zombies like Bub and Big Daddy retain their hunger for living human flesh, but can put off immediate gratification if doing so offers a chance for more significant reward later.

In Land of the Dead, the undead retained some memory of their past lives, allowing them to use tools they remember operating, and even display emotion, giving some of Bud's intelligence to other zombies.The zombies in the Return of the Living Dead series retain their full memories as of their time of death, whether or not they were reanimated immediately or after long interment.Romero's Zombies initially lack full cognitive function and act only on a single drive: the need to seek and consume living flesh.

Lacking immediate victims to hunt, zombies will often fumble through crude motions reminiscent of life activities, often when prompted by a familiar artifact such as a telephone or car.

Any severed body parts will still remain animate, resulting in two or more moving parts.

It was later adapted to a film by Dan O'Bannon, which spawned its own series of movies, with a total of four sequels.