If you’ve ever wondered how to persevere in the zombie apocalypse, a new study examines the survivability of all 50 states during the invasion of the undead.

New Jersey and Pennsylvania are among the 10 worst states that survived the zombie apocalypse.

the study, “The End of the World, America: The best and worst states for surviving the zombie apocalypse” From CableTV.com, it ranks three factors: the population density of each state, the total farm income per capita, and the percentage of each state’s electricity from solar energy.

The study stated: “The population density of the eastern states is much higher, and there is almost no farmland, while the bottom 10 states have only 4% of solar panel electricity on average.”

Pennsylvania ranked eighth. The average per capita agricultural income in Keystone State is only $0.49.

According to the study, the best state is North Dakota. The state has the highest total farm income per capita.

The Garden State was rated as one of the worst states. New Jerseys are 14 times more likely to die in the end of the world than North Dakotas.

Although the situation may not be so good for the states in our region, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention There is a zombie preparation guide to review.

Top 10 best:

North Dakota

Nebraska

South Dakota

Iowa

Kansas

Idaho

California

Nevada

Montana

The top 10 worst:

New Jersey

Connecticut

Maryland

Massachusetts

new York

Delaware

Florida

Pennsylvania

Ohio

New Hampshire