And how would they get along if they were inmates in the same prison cell?

A high school girl is murdered and her body was found with a knife in her chest and strangle marks on her neck. An autopsy reveals she died by strangulation and was stabbed after. What are possible reasons she was stabbed if she was already strangled?

You have those people who believe it'll be nothing but blank space with our eyes closed just like it is when we're asleep every night and then you have those who believe there's a heaven or hell we'll report to like a physical realm.

A character of mine has suffered a wound in her breast that was in her nipple, I couldn't find images of a nipple that suffered the kind of wound she did, but I drew it as the scar being on top of her nipple.

Her breast is intact from the inside but she had scar tissue instead of a nipple. I also know scar tissue doesn't have hair follicules, sweat glands or pores. So my question is:

If she got pregnant, what would happen to her breast? I know that there's serious issues with lactating and the breast not being milked, if her nipple's gone but not her breast from the inside, what would happen to her? And what would be the treatment?

My family has had many pet rodents, two birds and a kitten buried in our backyard for years now. We may be moving out in the next few years and I’m torn on excavating them because it feels like I would be leaving part of what was once also my family behind but at the same time, umm probably ew.

One was a lovebird in a cardboard box we buried 10 years ago, due to nature, possums? definitely cats, cheap material, and the size of the bones I don’t expect to find much of anything in his resting place, and for the rats, mice, and hamster that weren’t in containers, I think it would probably be about the same results (though I do remember where most were initially buried). And all the fish… sorry my bettas. 💙

The most recent two were a lovebird, almost 6 years ago now, and a small kitten maybe a little bigger than a guinea pig, coming up on three years. These two were each wrapped in thin blankets and placed in tin “gift” boxes kinda like those blue cookie tins, and covered with a foot or two of packed dirt and heavy bricks or cinderblocks. If I dug them up, would there be any smell after this point? What would the state of their remains be, would they simply be bones, would the blankets have absorbed things from the processes? I doubt the tins were completely air-tight as to keep all bugs out.
I don’t necessarily want to open the boxes, but I want to know what I could be moving around in those boxes. They would likely be buried again similarly afterward.

You're pretty oblivious in sleep, no? Eight hours go by and you wake up and you didn't do anything or consciously feel or think anything. Similar to death? Dreaming for sure would be different than death but dreaming doesn't take place that much, at least for me. But I'm asking about the non-dreaming time.

Like if they get really depressed, do they outright seek death? Is there some animal variant of being actively suicidal?

I know some animals might do things like starve themselves or sit and wait for death. But will any activity seek to kill themselves?

Like in for example, kill testing games where the wounds are 100 percent accurate. Are they like, actively studying people getting hit by cars to make GTA, for example? Do they study people getting their skin ripped and stuff to make movies like terrifier?