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Aquarium of the Dead with Special Guest Jacob Quijas | Zombie Book Club Ep 116

Aquarium of the Dead with Special Guest Jacob Quijas | Zombie Book Club Ep 116

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Join us for a smart, irreverent dive into Aquarium of the Dead with marine biologist and festival fanatic Jacob Quijas. We map undead tropes onto real marine science—waves, buoyancy, detritivores, keystone species—and even speculate: can the ocean digest zombies faster than we expect and would their bones become coral?

Then we dive in to the movie: shark mix-ups, roaring octopi, and what Aquarium of the Dead gets hilariously wrong about marine life and systems. Along the way, Jacob’s wisdom about eating down the food chain, building communities under pressure, and finding science in the absurd will have you laughing, learning, and maybe even rethinking your next seaside horror flick.


Jacob Quijas

  • Instagram — @vivalafestivapodcast
  • Viva La Festiva Podcast — https://tr.ee/prdMZjTMeJ


Movie / Topic Links

  • Aquarium of the Dead (2021) — Wikipedia page with production notes
  • Trailer on YouTube



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