The Jellyfish that Lives Forever

[radiata]

https://archaealt.vercel.app/there-is-only-one-immortal-animal-and-now-we-know-why-it-can-live-forever​

 

[diana a]

Nice! Aren't they lucky

 

[MadReefer]

Cool

 

[radiata]

Nice! Aren't they lucky

Actually Diana, I suspect that it could be a "fate whose than death" for those unlucky ones like us...

 

[DYIguy]

I think these live forever too

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07WFWKMX9?pd_rd_i=B07WFWKMX9&pf_rd_p=05cb97ea-f4ff-45cd-bc16-8d8137cb8201&pf_rd_r=MM6JXVC4XNNEYK954N74&pd_rd_wg=l8dfx&pd_rd_w=DI3l0&pd_rd_r=d651de34-7c7b-4566-9046-9f7d9efdbb13&th=1

 

[horseplay]

corals also live forever

 

[radiata]

corals also live forever

Hmmm... not including reproductive phases, I don't think any coral can live forever. I believe the criteria in the article revolves around a single animal metabolically regressing to an earlier life stage and starting its life all over again, and eventually again, and again, yada, yada...