Will My Cat Eat My Eyeballs? audiobook cover - With calm curiosity and practical honesty, this narration explores what happens to bodies after death—from pets and space travel to burial safety and global funeral rituals—offering a steadier, less fearful way to hold a topic many people avoid.

Will My Cat Eat My Eyeballs?

With calm curiosity and practical honesty, this narration explores what happens to bodies after death—from pets and space travel to burial safety and global funeral rituals—offering a steadier, less fearful way to hold a topic many people avoid.

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Description

Many people shy away from thinking about death—not because they’re weak, but because it can feel heavy, mysterious, and emotionally sharp. This narration offers a different approach: gentle, grounded curiosity. It looks at death not to sensationalize it, but to soften fear through understanding.

Across seven chapters, you’ll hear about what animals may do when a person dies, what could happen to a body in space, how a body changes after death, and what risks burial truly does—or doesn’t—create. You’ll also travel through funeral practices around the world, consider the complex realities faced by conjoined twins, and end with a quiet, reassuring conclusion: we don’t need to obsess over death to respect it, and learning can sometimes be a form of comfort.

Who Should Listen

  • Listeners who feel anxious about death and want calm, factual perspective without graphic sensationalism.
  • People who enjoy science-and-culture storytelling about what happens to the body after death and how societies handle loss.
  • Pet owners, travelers, and the gently curious—anyone who wants to replace fear with understanding.

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