What is the difference between dying first and then steaming and then dying after making a mummy

I suggest you take a look! I just watched it the day before yesterday! Tell it to you! No realism!

Mummies and zombies are like Chinese monks dressed differently than priests abroad, but what they do is essentially the same!

Mummies and zombies are also dressed in different races, but they are both corpses!

Zombies are made by dead people, and mummies are made by dead people. The difference is that zombies can jump and be scary, and mummies are valuable!

Mummies are made after a person dies, zombies move, and when a zombie bites a person, that person becomes a zombie.

Yes, at least it's not called the same. The mummies were wrapped in white cloth, and the zombies did not.

The biggest difference is that the mummy is lying down, the zombie is lying and jumping, and some people say that the mummy can fly, that's, don't believe it, my words are right.

Mummies are dried corpses that don't move; Zombies are dead people who move.

Mummies are artificial

Zombies are self-formed

There are mummies, there are zombies.

There are mummies, they are dried corpses, they are dead and they will not move.

It is possible that there are zombies, but they are dead and alive who can move.

Haha, the mummy is a dried corpse.

Zombies are fresh corpses.

Zombies stiff corpses.

One is Chinese and the other is foreign, and zombies are more handsome than mummies

One is only Chinese and one is foreign.

Mummies are dead people.

Zombies are the living dead and half dead.

Mummy Lanka is a card used for card evolution, and the corresponding Digimon seems to be a steel orangutan beast, then again, even the Lankan system is not open, let alone expect a new favorite For now, let's wait patiently.

As for the second requirement

I'm not playing anymore! 1 38-level Kiel, 22-level Black Big Ear number, and a 23-level Kiel 23-level Black Big Ear number. And finally, there's a 13-level Kiel number, and there's a 104 public number in our district.

What is your attitude, landlord, we have to send you the number if we don't play? Why?

The mummy card is useless, the evolution is not out, you still sell it.

Zombies are made by dead people, and mummies are made by dead people. The difference is that zombies can jump and be scary, and mummies are valuable!

This problem is related to the computer, brother, don't mess around.

"Mummies are processed (completely eviscerated and formed in artificial spaces), while dried corpses are generally formed by the drying of the local climate (mostly in desert areas) after death in the wild!!

I agree, but the dried corpses already include mummies.

The value of the two for research cannot be compared...

belong to different fields ...

The dried corpse is actually a product of nature... And mummies are artificially created ...

Mummy is a transliteration of the English word mummy. And mummy originally meant dried corpse. In this way, the mummy is a dried corpse.

However, in Chinese, it is generally accepted that mummification refers specifically to the artificially made dried corpses in the Egyptian pyramids. Generally, dried corpses that form naturally in the desert are called dried corpses. However, this is not strictly limited.

I've seen museums where naturally occurring dried corpses are written on a sign that reads "Naturally Formed Mummies." I don't think it's wrong.

Mummy: Mummy, i.e. dried corpse. The ancient Egyptians buried their bodies with embalming spices, and when they dried up over time, they formed mummies. The ancient Egyptians believed that after death, the soul would not die out, but would still be attached to the corpse or statue, so the pharaohs and other kings were mummified after death as a hope for the eternal life of the deceased and a deep remembrance.

Mummies and dried corpses are the same! (Personal opinion).

Dried corpse 2 words and mummy 3 words Dry corpse is dry mummy is wooden.

Dried corpses are naturally formed.

Mummies are artificial.

The identity is different, the mummy is a treated (completely eviscerated) king of Egypt!

Dried corpses are naturally formed, and mummies are processed.

I think to a large extent the two can be explained by each other, but it is clear that there are absolutely no mummies in China, but dry corpses.

Value: It is to be able to express the social environment and natural environment of the corpse when it is alive, including the degree of medical treatment (autopsy) and so on.

Ask the ancient Egyptian pharaoh to go, hahahaha.