Tiny Creature Spent 24,000 Years Frozen and Survived

Scientists bring us more and more unusual discoveries every day. Lately they were able to revive a tiny creature that remained frozen for thousands of years. Its name is bdelloid rotifer and it remained frozen in the Siberian permafrost until recently. But scientists managed to bring it back to life. Does it mean that any organism can spend time in cryptobiosis and then get to live again?

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Hey there! If you could revive any creature from the past, which one would it be? 🤪

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[chioptnstdr]

Touch something that has been frozen for this long and your arm is coming off minimum

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That creature would have super soldier serum Right?

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Imagine when scientists finally find a way to somehow genetically merge these creatures' DNA to humans. 😱

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Hope it doesn't populate bc I definitely don't want to deal with a invincible bug 💀

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[thewenik]

Amazing with these new, but very old creatures. And the roundworms, too.

[Foggy.m]

Its called Bdelloidea
They're actually different shapes of it

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w o a h scientists are gonna evolve to the point they can revive humans

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