Female mummies still breathe and give birth?

Mummies don't breathe.

It was confirmed that the message was false and the replay of the incident is as follows:

CT scan of 3000 Egyptian mummies:

Can a mummy have a baby? First, let's take a look at how mummies are made.

The mummy is made in a regular way.

1) Immediately remove the most perishable part of the internal organs. Usually an incision is made on the left side of the corpse, and all the internal organs such as the liver, lungs, stomach, and intestines are removed, and the cerebral marrow of the deceased object is removed from the nostrils through the ethmoid bone, but the heart is not taken. Because the ancient Egyptians believed that the heart was an organ of thinking and understanding and that it had to remain in the body.

2) Carry out antiseptic treatment on the internal organs and body cavities, first wash and disinfect them thoroughly with palm wine or date wine, then sprinkle a layer of mashed spices on the internal organs, and put them in four jars for storage; For the disinfected body cavity, first fill in the bubble soda and other temporary fillers wrapped in cloth, and then place it in the dry bubble soda powder for about 40 days, after absorbing the water, take out the filling, and replace it with a cloth bag filled with crushed myrrh, cinnamon, bubble soda, sawdust, etc., and finally carefully sew the knife edge, and paste a piece of skin with Horace's eyes, because the ancient Egyptians believed that this skin has strong healing power and protective power.

3) The treated corpse is coated with a layer of ointment or rosin solution, and then the fingers, palms, feet and expelling are wrapped in white linen in turn, and the nose of the deceased is sometimes destroyed by extracting the brain marrow, at this time a wooden false nose should be installed, and the eye sockets should also be plugged with cloth or artificial eyes.

4) Cross the hands of the deceased object in front of the chest and put it in the sarcophagus, sometimes adding a coffin lid on the outside. In this way, a mummy is complete.

From the above 4 processes, we can see that almost all the internal organs of the corpse except the heart are removed, and how can it be irresistible to the person (Sitar) when a layer of ointment or rosin solution is applied to the corpse to preserve it? Taking 10,000 steps back, assuming that the mummy's blood system is normal, where does the large amount of nutrient and oxygenated blood that the fetus needs come from?

So I think the news that the mummy has a baby and the child is still alive is a fabrication.

It's impossible, the mummy is just a corpse, it has lost its vital signs, and what is said on the Internet is nonsense.

The mummies published in the World Plagiarism Newsweek were not men at all, not only for three thousand years.

The mummy can give birth to a child, and a man can give birth to a child, which is really the world's No. 1 miracle.

Although "World News Weekly" looks like **, it is actually quite close to "report to me" in nature. Foreign netizens have written sarcastic articles saying that "World News Weekly" admitted to their virtual correspondent that "we were joking from beginning to end." We don't know if the rest of the World News is a joke, but the fact that the mummy gave birth to a child is a big joke.

It is not possible to make a mummy in the first place:

The Egyptians are in zhi

When making mummies, the DAO first starts with.

I've watched too many sci-fi movies, how can it be.

Mummies should not give birth to children, because before that, people have dug out his internal organs, the inside of the body has been washed, and some special items that are not easy to deteriorate are put down, so that the body retains its fragrance and is not easy to rot.