A mummy is a dead human or a creature whose delicate tissues and organs have been

safeguarded by either deliberate or unplanned openness to synthetics, outrageous

chilly, exceptionally low dampness, or absence of air, so the recuperated body
doesn't rot further whenever kept in cool and dry circumstances. A few specialists
confine the utilization of the term to bodies purposely preserved with synthetics,
however the utilization of the word to cover incidentally dried up bodies returns
to something like 1615 Promotion.

Mummies of people and creatures have been found on each continent,[1] both because
of regular safeguarding through surprising circumstances, and as social curios.
North of 1,000,000 creature mummies have been found in Egypt, a significant number
of which are cats.[2] A considerable lot of the Egyptian creature mummies are
sacrosanct ibis, and radiocarbon dating recommends the Egyptian Ibis mummies that
have been dissected were from time period that falls between roughly 450 and 250
BC.[3]