Do zombies really exsist

Answer 1

No they do not. The practice of Voodooism is to bring back a dead body so that it might walk again. Since the spirit has left the body it cannot be brought back again, and a body will not function without its spirit. The making of a zombie is really just a living person who has been paralyzed with the poison of the puffer fish. Such victims are awake and conscious of their surroundings but unable to move. When the poison wears off what may have been considered a corpse is now a living person again. The whole walking dead brain-eating thing is just hype.

Answer 2

The term 'Zombie' originated from the voodoo religion of the Caribbean and referred to people who were supposedly raised from the dead. It is believed or hypothesized that such people were merely victims of puffer-fish poisoning which renders them paralyzed and to only appear to be dead. To the general population of a century or two ago this could be made to appear a convincing display.

The unliving dead that walk such as depicted by Hollywood films, probably never existed.