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The Undying Hydra: A Freshwater Mini-Monster That Defies Aging

The Undying Hydra: A Freshwater Mini-Monster That Defies Aging

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Could this tiny creature, named after a mythical multiheaded monster, hold the secret to eternal youth? Related to jellyfish and anemones, the hydra has an almost otherworldly ability to heal itself and stave off aging
Date: 2023-11-16

Comments and reviews: 17


I am going to be a total nerd and correct you. The original Greek mythology surrounding the hydra wasn't that multiple heads regrew just that the heads never stopped regrowing. and were spewing toxic gas and blood everywhere. It may seem insignificant but the moral of the story changes completely. In the original story it was all about being clever and working your way through known steps in order to conquer any ordeal no matter how difficult a task may seem. The modern version is all about teaching you that fighting only results in a more powerful enemy, only reaching the core of the problem and stabbing at it will help.
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the hydra uses thoses nutrients to make more hydra, life itself behaves like a virus. The fact it changes all its cells every 20 days and keeps being itself shows that your essence your own identity transcends matter, its like your essence is a kind of immaterial spirit that uses matter to exist in this reality. It may be a hint that when we die our essence or soul will just search and start building another body somewhere else in another reality.
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This is why I say Generic engineering should be more possible I mean near immortality sounds awesome however I'm aware humans are to complex to have it at the level those things do I mean if our brain gets damaged we reset basically it could heal but our memories will never come back
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I wonder how it even has the function to do that if it has no brain causing those little tentacles to react. We are literally our brains, our brains are what allow us to move. Our fingers move because our brain tells them to. These things are so strange.
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Harness Hydras powers, cut off finger to grow a new body, become best friends with clone, get in argument with clone, fight clone to the death, regrow into more and repeat until world domination.
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the term undying is grossly exaggerated. remove it from water and put it in an 800 degree oven until it turns to ashes. we'll see how it reassembles after that. nothing on our planet is immortal.
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I recall my high school biology teacher 30 years ago saying hydra could be mushed and the cells would reorganize back into a hydra. Also some sponges will somewhat reform after mushing.
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If even a hydra smoothie turns into a new being, and these things don't really die, why aren't we awash in hydras up to our ears? What keeps them in check?
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Actually queen ants are size of rice a little bit and desert ants are small probally fleas are easy to se because they size of a ant like lice
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I got rid of all the hydra in the fish tank with omnicuric acid. Omnicureic acid is a fish repellent, which is a type of fenbendazole.
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Nature has already figured out everything.
Stop harming the nature. Cutting down forests and spilling toxins into it.

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This is how biology should be, Instead of getting it all caught up in the evolution\creationism debate. Great stuff.
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Science will never find immortality, it is a gift from GOD, and science tries as hard as they can to disprove GOD.
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Let's try the same experiment on some of the world leaders. they seems to have immortal abilities. So, let us see.
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I would say this is a perfect example for homeostasis. Bounces right back to what it's supposed to be.
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whoa! such an amazing video. kept me hooked till the end as to what'll happen next. please keep uploading
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Thanks for sharing observable information and not trying to interject unobservable Darwinistic conjecture.
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