Our Class Boat Came Back Empty (Zombie Outbreak)

Your class boat came back empty. Almost. Now it's you and Bea Larsen, the class know-it-all, alone on Loon Island, with a strip of deep water between you and a town full of the dead. They won't go into deep water. But the lake is starting to freeze. And every morning, they're standing a little farther out on the ice. This is a fictional survival story. The practical details in it are real: - Shallow, sheltered bays usually freeze first (University of Wisconsin Extension). - Bring clear water to a rolling boil for 1 minute before drinking it (CDC). - The Minnesota DNR wants at least 4 inches of new, clear ice before anyone walks on it. - Ice picks give you a grip on wet ice if you fall through (Minnesota and Wisconsin DNR). - If someone falls through, don't go out to them: throw them a rope (Wisconsin DNR). - The 1-10-1 rule: about 1 minute to control your breathing, about 10 minutes of useful movement, about 1 hour before the cold makes you pass out. - Fell in? Turn back toward the ice that held you, kick, slide out on your stomach, and roll away (Minnesota DNR). - Ice is thinner over moving water, like inlets, outlets and creek mouths (Minnesota DNR). Chapters 0:00 The Last Boat 0:56 Four Inches 2:24 The Channel 4:09 Don't Come Out Here 5:16 Standing Closest 6:48 The Thin Spot 8:09 The Floor #zombie #survival #animation