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Human brains usually decay first; some survived 12,000 years. Here's how
Recent studies reveal that low-oxygen environments can preserve ancient brains for up to 12,000 years by promoting protein cross-linking, which resists decay. This explains why some brains survive decomposition better than other bodily tissues.
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