Vampires Vs Zombies Compare And Contrast

In a world where vampires and zombies exist, human instinct alone will not save us from obliteration. These creatures and humans do not have a middle ground; reasoning will not help at all. Even though they are more superior than humans, knowing their diet, appearance, and weakness will increase our chance of survival.
The difference in appearance should be easy to distinguish between a vampire and a zombie. In the Stephanie Meyer’s book Twilight, the female lead of the story commented “I stared because their faces, so different, so similar, were all devastatingly, inhumanly beautiful” when she met the family of her vampire lover (113). Vampires resemble every feature of a normal living human being body—with the absence of a beating heart. Although
Since vampires are portrayed as charming and beyond attractive undead beings, they easily blend in with the human population. Hence, it is easy for them to hunt for their prey, us humans. Zombies, on the other hand, still resemble most of the features of a human body. The appearance of a zombie can be easily identified by a normal human bystander. Their flesh and skin are most likely rotting and pale or green in color. Some parts of their skin, limbs, teeth, hair, etc. could be missing caused by whatever obstacles they bumped into. The disgusting odor smell of a rotting corpse can easily surrender their identities.
Zombies are known to have “unstoppable craving for human flesh, especially brains” (Radforf, 2012). These plaque-infected ghouls have insatiable hunger; they will consume any living thing in their