Not so sure but I would say red blood cells, white blood cells and metastasized cells.
earth, wind ,fire ,and air
Nanoplankton, mesoplankton, megaplankton, picoplankton
<span>Although the amount varies based on age and gender, generally the human body is made up of about 60% water. Most of this water is stored in our cells, which require water to live, function, and divide. The rest of the water is found in various other parts of our body, such as our bladder.</span>
Answer and Explanation:
A couple of hours after the death of an individual or creature, the joints of the body solidify and become secured. This solidifying is called rigor mortis.
Contingent upon body temperature and different conditions, rigor mortis endures roughly 72 hours.
The partial contraction of the skeletal muscles leads to the occurrence of this phenomena.