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[General] whenever there's a decently sized group of nornal people who are trying to survive some kind of disaster, there always seems to be a much higher chance of the group containing a veterinarian opposed to a normal docter, even though there are many more doctors in the world. Why?
gpt
In a disaster - natural, man-made, or horde of zombies eating everybody - the natural place for doctors is on the front lines, treating the injured and infected and trying to save the day. Which means, naturally, that they're the first to die when the aftershocks hit/the virus goes airborne/the patients start reanimating and eating everybody.

Meanwhile, veterinarians are surrounded by animals which, aside from serving as a natural alarm system for a whole range of deadly horrors, can be very protective indeed. They're also more likely to be based in rural areas. What with that and their access to medical supplies, they're extremely well set up to survive those chaotic first few hours or days of terror.