Human Body Burning Effect: Fire is a very destructive force. It is capable of causing great destruction. Well, fire is capable of burning anything. At the same time, many types of changes are seen on the human body due to fire. In many situations, the human body is found burnt. Today we are going to tell you what happens when the human body burns.
Skeleton does not turn into ashes on burning
It is important to note that skeleton does not turn into ashes on burning. Even in modern crematoria, which burn efficiently and at high temperatures, the skeleton of a body never burns completely. The remains of the skeleton are taken out from the crematorium after the body is burnt and the remains are kept at the cremation ground. On the other hand, if the skeleton is not burnt, it is ground.
The human body is made up of soft and hard cells. Soft tissue shrinks due to fire. Due to this the skin gets torn. Body fat and muscles shrink.
Different parts of the body get burnt.
Due to the burning of the human body, its muscles contract and twist. The internal parts of the body also start shrinking. Because of this, the body starts appearing in a boxer's pose. The heat of the fire also brings about important changes in the bone.
Due to the presence of fat in the body and the different texture of the body, the body burns in many ways. The part of the body which gets more heat, it burns faster. For example, often the bones of the hands and feet do not burn as intensely as other parts of the body. The organs with more fat burn more intensely.
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