Shark Bait: Zombie Glu (Episode 2)

If there's one thing Americans are prepared for, it's a zombie invasion. Everyone is talking about how we would defend ourselves and fight off those miserable creatures, but no one seems to care about their feelings. After all, those poor, helpless beings have problems too! For example, Johnny here has trouble staying "put together" not just in high-pressure situations, but every sleeping minute of every day! So he decided to seek help from the sweet and never-ruthless Sharks.

Here's what happened from the moment he sleeepwalked into the Tank.

Shark Bait Tank - Zombie Glu from Mike Browne

About the Artist: Mike Browne is an inventor and artist, as well as the founder of BigRedShoes.com. His two latest inventions are Window-Sport Team Decals and his brand new board game, Corporate Bull. Mike's products can be seen on his website. Also be sure to look for him on Kickstarter in upcoming weeks as he releases his new World Cup Designs project.

Life Caps: There's No Such Thing As a Failed Pitch in the Shark Tank

By: Pete Troshak
Twitter: @shak74
Website: www.shak74.com

Daryl Stevenett has invented seemingly magic pills called Life Caps. Just take one pill in place of eating a meal and Stevenett claims that you will have all the nourishment you need and never be hungry. According to Stevenett, the pills even have a special side effect – losing a pound of weight a day while on them. The pills have a five year shelf-life and cost roughly a dollar per pill retail. Daryl markets the pills to campers, hunters,and hikers, and to anyone who want to have a bottle on hand in case of emergencies such as earthquakes, tornadoes, and hurricanes. He claims that he has gone as long as 17 days without food living just on Life Caps and water, and that he walked into the Shark Tank on an 8 day fast living only on the pills and water. He has averaged almost $100,000 in sales of the pills per year for four years, and arrived at the Shark Tank looking for a $200,000 investment for 30% of his company. Although Stevenett failed to land a deal, his pitch sure left us with many mistakes to learn from.