Who do they embalm?

Embalming is typically performed on deceased individuals to preserve their bodies for funerals, viewings, or burial. It is often done for those who have died from natural causes, accidents, or homicides, especially when there is a need for a public viewing. The process helps to delay decomposition and maintain a more lifelike appearance for mourners. Additionally, some cultures and religions have specific practices regarding embalming as part of their funeral customs.