Plastination at Body Worlds may preserve your corpse for decades!
Monday, June 30th, 2008
Caskets and cremation are old hat — in today’s world members of the Body Worlds donor program have signed over plastination rights to their body upon death, which means the corpse will likely enjoy a long shelf life as bodily fluids are replaced with plastic. Most donors feel as though they’re giving back to humankind by allowing others to study their material remains. But, critics worry that some of the bodies on display may have been procured through “questionable means”.










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