Brain activity restored in 32 dead pigs

The experiment breathed life into the brains of pigs four hours after death. Scientists in the United States restored blood circulation and cellular activity in 32 pig heads obtained from a meat processing plant. While there were no signs of awakening or consciousness, 32 brains showed signs of cellular activity. The study's findings thus challenge long-held assumptions about the finality of death and open a new frontier in brain research.