Fun fact.

i dont get it

Biological immortality basically just means you can't die of old age. Cancer cells don't age.

Biological immortality basically just means you can't die of old age. Cancer cells don't age.

on a less terrifying note, lobsters are also biologically immortal (as far as we know). to our knowledge, they don't die of old age.

what

things can be biologically immortal?

and we're not?

lobsters are the key

Biological immortality basically just means you can't die of old age. Cancer cells don't age.

oh, ok
that was just me lacking reading comprehension
i read it like 3 times and kept reading "biological immorality"

what

things can be biologically immortal?

and we're not?

We're slowly eking our way there. It could potentially happen in our lifetimes.

there's a species of jelly which can revert to its larval stage when it is under stress, or if it's old or sick. it can then carry on life as usual from then on, thus being practically immortal.

also they're jellies not jellyfish why the fuck would we call them fish they are just not fish like come on do they even look a bit like fish
or do we just have a compulsion to call everything that lives in the ocean a fucking fish - starfish, jellyfish, cuttlefish (whalefish?)

james cameron spent a lot of time in the ocean

is james cameron a fish

i bet those jellyfish are immoral

is james cameron a fish

Is this a trick question.

One time I almost caught James Cameron. Someday I will and then I'll mount him on my wall.