They Came for the Sea Lions | Zombie Outbreak: 30 Days

It's 11:04 p.m. at a zoo sleepover when the zombie outbreak reaches the gate, and all four sea lions stop swimming. By morning the head keeper is gone with the master keys, and three kids are left with the youngest keeper and a freezer of fish that lasts 30 days. Can they hold a zoo that long? We follow you day by day through 30 days trapped at a zoo sleepover during a zombie outbreak: a vestibule with one rule, a keeper who still walks her rounds, carrots labelled Gorilla, a tortoise too heavy to lift and a man in a Security vest. REAL FACTS IN THIS STORY Zoos run overnight sleepovers beside sea lion windows: Houston Zoo; Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium In 1907 Hamburg's Tierpark Hagenbeck swapped bars for moats sized to how far animals leap: Smithsonian Libraries Keeper vestibules allow only one door open at a time: Columbus Zoo; Carolina Raptor Center A zoo commissary keeps a freezer just for fish: North Carolina Zoo California sea lions get most of their water from their food: SeaWorld Reptiles take their body heat from their surroundings: Smithsonian's National Zoo CHAPTERS 0:00 Day 1: The Sea Lions Stop Swimming 1:21 Day 1: A Hundred Walls 2:36 Day 2: Bev's Morning Rounds 3:48 Day 4: Carrots Labelled Gorilla 5:08 Day 15: The Power Dies 6:35 Day 19: The Man in the Security Vest 7:48 Day 26: One Door Shut 9:37 Day 30: Inventory This is a fictional animated story. The survival facts are general knowledge, not professional safety advice. What would you have done differently? Tell me in the comments. #zombieoutbreak #survivalstory #zoo