Decomposed Zombie 3D print model

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Human: Wade Davis, a renowned ethobotanist from Harvard University, embarked on an in-depth study in 1982 when he traveled to Haiti to analyze two confirmed cases of zombies and examine their chemical causes.\n\nThe phenomenon of the zombie originates in Haiti, a poor country that has been ravaged historically by dictatorships, plagues, earthquakes, and famine. It all began in 1880 when English journalist Spencer St. John, a pioneer in the study of Haitian culture, its Vodou tradition, and zombies, publicly disclosed the ritual in which young Haitians were sacrificed by aboriginal tribes by having them ingest an apparently toxic solution. Later, the journalist alleged that these people were revived by unusual incantations imparted by high priests of the Vodou cult. However, once revived, the young individuals appeared to have lost control over their actions and could be easily coerced into working as slave labor in plantations without any evident resistance.\n\nWith sufficient evidence confirming the existence of Haitian zombies, Wade Davis, the ethobotanist from Harvard University, traveled to Haiti in 1982 to investigate the certified case of two resurrected individuals and secure a sample of the potion that poisoned the young. This is how he met Clairvius Narcisse, a peasant who was declared clinically dead in 1962 and reappeared alive in 1980. According to his account, Narcisse had been declared dead after being attacked with an endless series of whips that left him unconscious and paralyzed, although always remaining lucid.