The Immortal Jellyfish Facts That Will SHOCK YOU!

The Immortal Jellyfish Facts That Will SHOCK YOU!

Welcome back to Animal Craze. The thought of growing old might scare other people. And it is very understandable as we all want to stay forever young and active. However, reality bites and we all grow old eventually and later on vanish on this planet. Well, not in the case of this particular jellyfish. Here are things you should know about the immortal jellyfish.

To this day, Turritopsis dohrnii is the only creature that is considered as biologically immortal. This jellyfish is just small in its size but it has a very huge unique ability. It can go back to its early life. Want to know how? Watch this video featuring things you should know about the immortal jellyfish.

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Immortal Jellyfish || Some things you don't know about the immortal Jellyfish

The Immortal Jellyfish

The Strange But Incredible Immortal Jellyfish

Meet the Immortal Jellyfish (Turritopsis dohrnii)

[drakethatpixelguy]

Jellyfishes existed since the dinosaurs

[kvd]

Their may be different species of immortal jellyfish, and the best type of immortal jellyfish is a species that can farm algae, and other organisms, possibly even microbes that breakdown pollutants, and this jellyfish will be called the green immortal jellyfish, or the pet owner immortal jellyfish and so on.

[matthewmarner]

I would say that the process is asymmetrical in its envoplment/ reversal at a somatic cellular transdifferation. Try not to see a Jellyfish but a cellular engergy source, as a means to activiting and maintaining expression of the enzyme substrate Nitrogen needed to furl the telmere enzyme. The enzyme is what allows for chrome to be replenish, by returning them to the orginal state at a very young age. Meaning that the epigentic signals of stems cells are reset and it is as humans would be. Going from an old age to a younger one. The information regulation at a epigentic level which unturn is what ages humans, as we get older we lose the information for cells to replenish are selves. Hence why we get older which is called the Hyflic limit whic happens every 9 months in humans. Your cells reset them selves, so i turn the jellyfish by expressing the Telomere enyme is what resets the information regulation of your chrome's which is where your epigentic information is stored and when reset allows you to go back to a young state by reinstating cellular information which was lost. Does that make senese, as biomechanically wa are identically to the jellyfish in these celluare process.

[kvd]

At least this tiny jellyfish does not cause as much damage as the behemoth nomura jellyfish,
And it seems that larger jellyfish such as the nomura jellyfish, are doing better than smaller jellyfish such as irukandji (the box species of irukandji is almost endangered) and while the nomura jellyfish blooms and reproduces much faster than smaller, and this means that giant jellyfish species are a much more concern than other jellyfish such as box jellyfish,