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Dead bodies are often kept in ice to slow down decomposition and preserve the body for a longer period. Cooling the body reduces the activity of bacteria and enzymes that contribute to decay, making it easier to conduct autopsies or hold memorial services. This practice is especially important in forensic investigations or when bodies need to be transported over long distances before burial or cremation.

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