Explorers:
5. Cryonics.




Cryonics is used when an individual may not be necessarily dead such as people who are diagnosed brain dead.

The body can then undergo cryopreservation, in which the body is frozen.

This preservation technique is used with hopes that the body can be revived at later time in decades or centuries when improved technology can recover the individual.



Example:


Must read.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3953068/The-frozen-tomb-Britain-s-frozen-teenager-Pictured-time-196C-cryo-tank-14-year-old-cancer-girl-laid-rest-alongside-FIVE-patients.html

chukxie:
How about 'Sky Burial' practiced amongst the Tibetans living in very high altitude? Because the topography is very rocky, and can't be dug to make graves, what the people there do when someone dies is carry the corpse up a sacred mountain where it's cut into bits for the bald headed vultures to feast on.

Explorers:
11. Memorial Diamonds.



Memorial Diamonds are made by pressurizing ashes, cremated remains or hair of the deceased into a diamond.

These gems can be made into jewelry and serve as a keepsake of a loved one that can always be with you forever.

Typically, these are diamonds created in a laboratory, and often referred to as synthetic diamonds, cultured diamonds, or laboratory grown diamonds.

chukxie:
How about 'Sky Burial' practiced amongst the Tibetans living in very high altitude? Because the topography is very rocky, and can't be dug to make graves, what the people there do when someone dies is carry the corpse up a sacred mountain where it's cut into bits for the bald headed vultures to feast on.

chukxie:
How about 'Sky Burial' practiced amongst the Tibetans living in very high altitude? Because the topography is very rocky, and can't be dug to make graves, what the people there do when someone dies is carry the corpse up a sacred mountain where it's cut into bits for the bald headed vultures to feast on.

Gaxx01:

Waiting to reach fp heheh.. Momma ur son about to make u proud lool i d craze

Ishilove:

Forget all the grammar. What they're saying is they turn the corpses to manure.

I can settle for this

Explorers:
6. Funeral Cannibalism.



Cannibalism or the consumption of a dead body, in most cultures is frowned upon and only considered an option in extreme conditions.

However, some cultures believe that cannibalism is a way for a deceased individual’s abilities can be given to the living.

Rapmaestro:
try this In Nigeria... NOPE go fall ur hand

VeeBabs:


You mean NEPA? No worry, Bubu is already working on that.

Explorers:
5. Cryonics.




Cryonics is used when an individual may not be necessarily dead such as people who are diagnosed brain dead.

The body can then undergo cryopreservation, in which the body is frozen.

This preservation technique is used with hopes that the body can be revived at later time in decades or centuries when improved technology can recover the individual.



Example:


Must read.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3953068/The-frozen-tomb-Britain-s-frozen-teenager-Pictured-time-196C-cryo-tank-14-year-old-cancer-girl-laid-rest-alongside-FIVE-patients.html

winetapper:
welldone continue

Explorers:
13. Burial at seais the disposal of human remains in the ocean, normally from a ship or boat.

It is regularly performed by navies, and is done by private citizens in many countries.

Burial-at-sea services are available at many different locations and with many different customs, either by ship or by aircraft.

Usually, either the captain(or commanding officer) of the ship or aircraft or a religious representative (of the decedent's religion or the state religion) performs the ceremony.

Explorers:
11. Memorial Diamonds.



Memorial Diamonds are made by pressurizing ashes, cremated remains or hair of the deceased into a diamond.

These gems can be made into jewelry and serve as a keepsake of a loved one that can always be with you forever.

Typically, these are diamonds created in a laboratory, and often referred to as synthetic diamonds, cultured diamonds, or laboratory grown diamonds.

Explorers:
6. Funeral Cannibalism.



Cannibalism or the consumption of a dead body, in most cultures is frowned upon and only considered an option in extreme conditions.

However, some cultures believe that cannibalism is a way for a deceased individual’s abilities can be given to the living.

egopersonified:


Learnt no one has any idea how these bodies would be defrozen, just believing that science would find a way in future.

Explorers:
5. Cryonics.




Cryonics is used when an individual may not be necessarily dead such as people who are diagnosed brain dead.

The body can then undergo cryopreservation, in which the body is frozen.

This preservation technique is used with hopes that the body can be revived at later time in decades or centuries when improved technology can recover the individual.



Example:


Must read.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3953068/The-frozen-tomb-Britain-s-frozen-teenager-Pictured-time-196C-cryo-tank-14-year-old-cancer-girl-laid-rest-alongside-FIVE-patients.html

TsaTrinity:


WTF......this happens for real?

silentachieverr:
That tree burial though! Like the coffin is not exposed to natural elements and after much exposure, the coffin will still be damaged and birds will have a field day on the corpse anyway.

Coyotejack:
op you have forgotten the ones that send the dead through boats

EmmySparky:
Nice article ...but u have forgotten the way niqqas dispose bodies...they put it in a plastic bag and then dump the shiiit in a trash can or a river

Ishilove:

Forget all the grammar. What they're saying is they turn the corpses to manure.

I can settle for this

Explorers:
11. Memorial Diamonds.



Memorial Diamonds are made by pressurizing ashes, cremated remains or hair of the deceased into a diamond.

These gems can be made into jewelry and serve as a keepsake of a loved one that can always be with you forever.

Typically, these are diamonds created in a laboratory, and often referred to as synthetic diamonds, cultured diamonds, or laboratory grown diamonds.

Explorers:


Those one were not accepted into any culture, just a way to cover up a crime.