04-29-2010, 08:22 AM
Did you know it actually exists in nature? A species of jellyfish known as the immortal jellyfish is known be capable of reverting to a polyp form after reaching sexual maturity through a cell development process called transdifferentiation, and theoretically, it can repeat this cycle infinitely. This would allow the jellyfish to have biological immortality, since this process reverses the jellyfish's life cycle.
What's even more psychotic is that this jellyfish might be THE reason why jellyfish populations in general have begun to spike in recent years worldwide, and there is simply not enough other natural means to limit the population (e.g. disease, predation).
What's even more psychotic is that this jellyfish might be THE reason why jellyfish populations in general have begun to spike in recent years worldwide, and there is simply not enough other natural means to limit the population (e.g. disease, predation).
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No super-villain can resist the temptation of a Walking Eye.
