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What is a monster is a dead persons body?
Mummy
What are Characteristics of dead body?
A dead body, or corpse, has no pulse, a pale look to it, dialated eyes, and are cold.
Will a dead body explode in two days?
yes once your dead you go into decay and eventually your body will explode Edit: A body can explode when the gases that are formed during decay can't find a way out. If that happens the belly will swell until the pressure causes an explosion.
What did the Ancient Egyptians do to the dead persons mouth?
it was sew wed up because of the effects of their after life of the person
What is a body of a dead person?
Its a corpse.
As a dead body decays it swells and smells due to the release of this substance?
Methane I believe.
What is a monster is a dead persons body?
Mummy
What do you call something that decays?
dead
Is current flow from dead body?
yes. a current can flow in a dead body but after 40 days the all the cells in body dead so after 4o days the current coudnot flow
Why cant you keep a dead persons body?
Without any respect for the dead, there is no hope for the rest of us.
Why dead body rises up after 3 days?
Christ rose after being dead for three days.
What makes a dead body rot?
Because no nutrients are going into the body like water or minerals that your body needs to stay intact, so when someone dies their body decays just like a piece of meat would
What do you call waste that decays?
Waste that decays is called biodegradable waste. Dead plant material that has decayed (as in compost) is called humus.
Is there any chance of HIV infection from a dead body?
Yes there is; HIV can live, under normal environmental conditions, up to 2 days in a dead body. A chilled body increases the time by several days.
When does a dead body turns into blue colour?
3 days
Does a dead body still have hair?
Yes, in fact a persons hair will keep growing a bit after you die.
How unknown persons dead body can be identified?
Fingerprints, dental records, tattoos or other distinguishing marks.
