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If they need humans to eat, their food source went pretty dry right after the initial outbreak and they should be starving off in big numbers by now.I posted this earlier in the thread regarding the "realism" of the Whisperers (meaning would there still be enough real zombies around after 10 years for them to hide amongst):
Kirkman said in the TWD universe, zombies out number humans 5000 to 1....that would leave only approximately 66,000 living humans in the US - I would estimate this would be at the apex of the Wildfire Virus epidemic. Now, in the first 3 years of the zompoc, all the original zombies should already be decomposed or killed by humans and by scavenging animals where there shouldn't be massive herds of them migrating around. Obviously of the remaining 66,000 surviving humans, there will be deaths among them and new zombies coming about but it would be nothing significant since the remaining 66,000 humans would be surviving in separate smaller population pockets across the US. I just don't think there would be enough of a zombie population 10 years after the outbreak to allow for humans to live among massive herds.
We see them rotting and still animated so the “decomposed away” theory doesn’t seem to hold water.
But they should be far weaker and slower and easier to kill now for sure.