Depends on how neatly you cut it. If you just hack and slash, it doesn’t last very long at all. But, as with everything, the more you practice, the better you …
Eventually, but it’s a muscle. Salt applied to freshly butchered meat will spasm because it’s still muscles with sugars left to burn.
Same thing like if someone gets decapitated. The heart might still pump for a while and shoot blood out everywhere. Doesn’t mean the person of still alive.
How can you have a heartbeat but no pulse? Aren’t those the same thing? 🤨
If you cut out the heart it will beat for quite some time after death
If you culture cardiac muscle cells, they start beating.
I am doubtful of that but I haven’t ripped enough hearts out of people to know for sure.
The quite some time seems hard to believe but the idea that heart transplants occur must mean that there must be some wiggle room I guess.
https://youtu.be/GxGZYM8IA5o
A turtle heart, same concept, nsfw
“Things only my ex would know”
Depends on how neatly you cut it. If you just hack and slash, it doesn’t last very long at all. But, as with everything, the more you practice, the better you …
Oh, wait.
Uh, NVM.
Try blowing up a popped balloon and tell us how it goes.
When you heart stop beatin but she still suckin
Heart can continue to beat but if there’s nothing to pump through the blood vessels, you won’t feel a pulse.
Electrical current firing in the heart can be picked up by EKG, but if there is no blood left in the tube you have no blood pressure.
Wouldn’t it run out of oxygen?
Yes.
Eventually, but it’s a muscle. Salt applied to freshly butchered meat will spasm because it’s still muscles with sugars left to burn.
Same thing like if someone gets decapitated. The heart might still pump for a while and shoot blood out everywhere. Doesn’t mean the person of still alive.
Doesnt mean they’re dead. Could still have brain function a minute or SO after decapitation.
Seconds, maybe. Once the brain loses blood pressure, most functions outside the stem go offline.
Have you witnessed both these things?
Just the first one in person.