You have to get a degree in picking up dead body's.
And you have to go out with my Granny!!
Yes. The penguins use their wings and beaks to dig a hole big enough to fit the dead penguin into. When the job is finished, the penguins push the dead penguin into the hole. Then the male penguins gather around the hole and sing: "Freeze a jolly good fellow Freeze a jolly good fellow."
ASPCA has a lot of volunteer work. So does Petsmart. If Michigan has those places that is. Or you can check out any local vet's clinic. That's what I did before I was able to get a job; volunteer work with animals.
Oh, dude, mortician bees are like the cleanup crew of the bee world. They're the ones responsible for removing dead bees from the hive to keep things tidy. It's like their version of taking out the trash. So, yeah, mortician bees are basically bee undertakers.
Your mums job Your mums job
A hummingbird's job is to stop idiots from asking what job a hummingbird does. They aren't doing very well, are they?
Hell ya how much money
To get a job picking up dead bodies, you typically need to pursue a career in the funeral industry or work for a medical examiner's office. You may need relevant training or certifications, such as in mortuary science or forensic science, depending on the specific requirements of the position. Contact funeral homes, crematoriums, or local government agencies to inquire about job opportunities in this field.
A "knacker".
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They preserved the bodies of dead soldiers for burial.
That is a job in The US. Some wildlife experts help with the dead animal bodies, but an oil-spill cleaner does that job.
in Michigan
There were Jews in the camps that were given the job of cremating the other dead Jews in return for living slightly longer. Their title was Sonderkommando.
Anubis was the god of mummification. He had a human body and the head of a jackal. His job was to prepare the bodies of the dead to be received by Osiris.
There isn't one. There are two gravediggers in Hamlet, but their job is to make graves, not take dead bodies out of them.
They are called Embalmers.
Yes, forensic scientists often work with dead bodies to analyze evidence to help determine the cause of death, establish identities, and provide information for criminal investigations. They use various techniques to examine bodies and collect evidence that can help uncover important details surrounding a person's death.