Someone in That Crowd Is Still Breathing (Supermarket, Part 3)

Day 61. Three thousand dead customers are pressed to your shutter for the busiest day of the year. In this cold, every breath turns into a little cloud. There's only one cloud in that crowd. Part 3 of the supermarket story. Watch Part 1 and Part 2 first on the channel. This is a fictional survival story. The practical details in it are real: - In cold air, the warm moisture in your breath condenses into a little cloud (Library of Congress). - Babies lose body heat faster than adults and can't make enough heat by shivering. Bright red, cold skin can be a sign of hypothermia in a baby (CDC). - Never use a camp stove inside a building. Carbon monoxide has no smell, and people who are asleep can die of it before they have symptoms (CDC). - Fresh snow absorbs sound (National Weather Service). - Clear nights are usually colder than cloudy ones, because clouds trap heat (National Weather Service). Chapters 0:00 All Hands 1:26 Open 2:44 The Cry 3:53 June 5:19 Two A.M. 6:20 Breathing 8:11 Never Alone #zombieoutbreak #survivalstory #stickman