VOICED : El museo de cadaveres del Dr. Muerte

The video discusses an exhibition in Berlin by anatomist Gunther von Hagens, known as Doctor Death, featuring preserved human bodies and organs. The exhibition aims to educate about the human body and has sparked controversy for 20 years. Visitors often have profound emotional experiences. Some donors, who will eventually be part of the exhibit, attended the opening. The preservation process involves removing skin and preserving organs in synthetic resin. The exhibition has been seen by 40 million people since 1995, and 15,000 have volunteered as donors, including von Hagens himself.

What is the primary goal of Gunther von Hagens' exhibition?

• To promote tourism in Berlin

• To educate about the human body's functions and complexities

• To showcase the latest in synthetic resin technology

• To entertain visitors with artistic displays

How do visitors generally feel when they see the preserved bodies?

• Indifferent and uninterested

• Deeply moved and emotional

• Confused and disoriented

• Amused and entertained

What is the process involved in preparing a donor's body for the exhibition?

• The skin is removed and organs are preserved in synthetic resin

• The body is mummified using ancient techniques

• The body is preserved in ice

• The body is painted and displayed in a glass case

Approximately how many people have visited the exhibition since it first opened?

• 20 million

• 10 million

• 30 million

• 40 million

What condition does Gunther von Hagens suffer from, which he mentioned in relation to his future plans?

• Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis

• Alzheimer's disease

• Multiple sclerosis

• Parkinson's disease