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A visitor at "Body Worlds" examines one of the specimens.![football_player_edit]()
Spectators look at a human specimen posed as a football player.![Transparent_body_slices]()
Transparent horizontal body slices.![Smoker_Lung]()
Heart and lung specimen of a smoker.![O_NonSmokerLung]()
Heart and lung specimen of a non-smoker.![DSC00416]()
A photo of one of the exhibitions.![Heart]()
Heart, opened longitudinally.The “Body Worlds” exhibit
At the “Body Worlds” exhibit in New York’s Times Square, visitors will find a unique collection of nearly 200 human specimens on display – from full bodies to single organs. Dr. Angelina Whalley, inventor of an organ preserving process called plastination, has been curating these exhibits around the world since 1995. These photos are from various exhibitions.
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- The “Body Worlds” exhibit
