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Laws prohibit the Re-use of mortuary vessels- these boxes are evidentally scrapped/ That is the gist of it. in above-ground burial, as in stacked mausoleums, this probably would not apply as neither the casket or the body is in direct contact with the earth.
{ CORRECTION: The preceding paragraph is wrong, wrong.....so wrong. There are no such laws regarding the re-use of caskets or outer burial containers in such scenarios. Also, caskets deteriorate in mausoleum crypts as well, sometimes at a greater rate because of changing temperatures and humidity, The next paragraph is true....and is the correct answer to the question. Replacement is often a matter of practicality or necessity. }
Over time, no matter how well embalmed, bodies will eventually decompose. The body will liquefy during the process and will leak out about 2 gallons of blood/formaldehyde. The liquid will cause the bottoms of wood caskets to rot out. Even metal caskets eventually corrode. Because of decomposition damage to the caskets, the body can't be transported like that for obvious reasons! That's why the caskets are replaced.
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What are some examples of bugs that look like fairies?
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What did ancient Iraqis look like?
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What do the greek homes look like?
Greek homes can look like any other regular american families home. The only thing that could be different are the decorations.
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there religion told them different things to do to the tomb or coffin
Why do dead bodies look pale?
Because the circulation has stopped
Why do dead bodies usually look pale?
Because the circulation has stopped
What is the purpose of DJ coffin cases?
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Did Prince Charles look at Diana in her coffin?
no
Who helped look for the dead bodies and survivors on the Titanic?
Only one lifeboat. The rest went somewhere else.
What does a dead body look like after 50 years in a coffin?
After 50 years in a coffin, a dead body typically undergoes significant decomposition, influenced by factors like the burial environment and the materials of the coffin. The body may appear skeletal, with soft tissues largely decomposed due to microbial activity and environmental conditions. If the coffin is sealed, preservation might occur to some extent, but overall, the remains would likely show signs of decay, such as discoloration and loss of flesh. The extent of decomposition can vary widely based on local soil conditions, moisture levels, and other environmental factors.
Was a coffin once designed to look like a lobster?
yes
Where can you buy a biodegradable pet coffin?
you can get one in amazon.com or just look online
Which structure most looks like Golgi bodies?
Mitochondria look somewhat like the Golgi but their functions are different.
How do live sea urchins look different from dead ones?
A living sea urchin has spines and a dead one just has little bumps.
Does bacteria eat zooplankton?
Bacteria can only eat zooplankton when it is dead. Zooplankton are small fish that look like shrimp which are commonly found in water bodies.
