Question: I know someone else asked something like this, but how did deer get there? I've never seen a zoo with any and New York City is on an island.
JC Fernandez
21st Apr 2008
I Am Legend (2007)
16th Mar 2008
I Am Legend (2007)
Question: I might have missed it but, how exactly did Robert Neville become immune to the virus?
Answer: He didn't become immune, he simply *was* immune. The reason for his immunity was the point of his research.
With the odds so long against immunity, isn't it a little... convenient that America's greatest virologist just happens to be immune to the virus that has all but wiped out mankind?
Millions of people were immune to the virus. They just all mostly died because the infected killed and ate them.
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Answer: Just because you've never seen one at a zoo doesn't mean they don't exist there. But petting zoos are known to have young deer... They grow quickly. Or perhaps the deer came from an animal testing facility. Or perhaps they were just being transported through the island when the crisis struck. Or perhaps it's because deer repopulate at above average rates. (Manhattan did have deer back in the day... They got there somehow).
JC Fernandez