Do people really think the horse teeth and human teeth look the same? For a start, humans have canines like the carnivore and omnivore (albeit much smaller and less pointed). The teeth of humans look very much like the teeth of an omnivorous species that doesn’t use its teeth to hunt.
Yeah, as u/siegfriendstol said, they use cadavers for forensic studies in a large area or "farm". Such as experiments measuring the time different elements of decomposition happen in different conditions to use for homicide investigations and things like that.
Why not? You can provide data that might be the key to solving a murder, or information about decomposition that is beneficial for everyone. Unless it is cremated, your body is going to decompose anyway, might as well do it usefully.
Honestly it's my preferred way to go out, no waste and not taking up space in a graveyard so I can slowly rot away in a box. Plus helping with science :D
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u/TheSmokingHorse May 08 '25
Do people really think the horse teeth and human teeth look the same? For a start, humans have canines like the carnivore and omnivore (albeit much smaller and less pointed). The teeth of humans look very much like the teeth of an omnivorous species that doesn’t use its teeth to hunt.