Birds also make funerals
Teresa Iglesias, a scientist at the University of California in the US, and colleagues put together many things - such as wooden toys, jagged corpses, and effigies of ow…
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Teresa Iglesias, a scientist at the University of California in the US, and colleagues put together many things - such as wooden toys, jagged corpses, and effigies of ow…
Permanent burial clothes help accelerate the process of decomposing corpses, eliminate toxins that accumulate in the body and promote the speed of transporting nutrients…
Krabi is one of the most heavily affected provinces from a historic flood in southern Thailand. The biggest flood in 30 years in this country almost sweeps out many vill…
If there is not enough time to live more beneficial to the environment, then be environmentally friendly when away from the world. This is the trend being encouraged in…
The professor conducted a very important study. He trained a flea to understand and execute orders when he chanted
Hundreds of people crowded the streets leading to the Church of St. Mary the Great in Cambridge, England, to see off the astrophysicist Stephen Hawking.
Many people abstain from ghosts when the body is weak, especially young children, the elderly and weak, pregnant women because they are afraid of getting cold from the d…
According to Dr. Duy Anh (Hospital E, Hanoi), although there is no scientific and medical basis, there are no documents to mention, but according to folklore and spiritu…
A funeral organizer in Scotland came up with an unusual idea, which was to replace the traditional wooden casket with a coffin made of wool.
US researchers say sadness and loss of loved ones can make bereaved attacks heart attacks.
The funeral agency Phoenix and a group of Swedish scientists are calling for volunteers to allow a version of their deceased relatives to be created in robotic form.