embalmed

But specimen seems like it might work as long as you’re not using wet / embalmed with it.

Had no idea it was unique, but apparently it's the only embalmed blue whale in the world.

You have to be embalmed before you can be cremated which seems like a huge waste.

Soapbox time: you (almost certainly) do not have to have your loved one embalmed.

So in Göteborg, Sweden, there's an actual embalmed blue whale from the 1800s.

Soap box while I'm here: bodies do NOT need to be embalmed to have a viewing or open casket.

It was like watching someone you love being embalmed whilst still alive.

Nowadays to me the city feels like a an embalmed corpse - superficially resembling some idealistic long-ago era while lacking any real semblance of function.

It's very rare in Europe for people to get embalmed.

I would like to be embalmed and placed at the end of a dark corridor in a run-down guesthouse, in a crouched position.

Bodies do not have to be embalmed for viewings.

Would you like it if a cryopreserved embalmed 10 foot tall pile of human feces was permanently enshrined atop Everest or on a buoy at the mouth of the Amazon river?

The film is noted for its usage of sound as a theatrical device and "the baby" which is rumored to be created from an embalmed cow fetus.

SF is not a functioning city, it is an embalmed tribute to the 1940s, kept "alive" solely by the massive and unending injection of cash.

Speaking of Borges, sometimes I'm sadly reminded of his spoof of categorization schemes ("Animals: those that belong to the Emperor, embalmed ones," etc.

Biology did fix a big “mistake” of it, and since a few million years ago even trees can be properly “burnt” by fungi, so only some carbon is actually lost due to some extreme conditions (like it fall into whatever that embalmed it for a long time).