Which is the only living creature that can live forever unless it is eaten by its predators?
Correct answer: Immortal Jellyfish
sonnybud
name gives it away 😁
GreatPhantom688
An amazing world we live in.
MagsElber
A real immortal, Phoenix of the sea
Liora
My question is, who was monitoring this animal long enough to know it can actually live forever?
Player #19942154
Wow! The things you learn playing this game!! The unheard of is now heard of
Rob Young
DJpokerpro21, I'm not sure of the name but I've seen a form of octopus that somehow re-forms itself when injured, apparently it has multiple brains and can re-form it's heart when it's had parts removed in scientific experiments
DJpokerpro21
Ben Tumbling, basically it continuously clones itself, so it's not exactly immortal
Samm
Just saw this today on Animal Planet. Glad I paid attention I didn't have to waste a clue.
Van
Fun guy, the less complex a creature is means that there is less risk of mutation.
Jennieya
We all looking for fountain of youth when it could be the jellyfish for immortality?
Micki
"Unless it's eaten by its predators"? What eats jellyfish????
Nicoletta
That is so interesting. Truly an amazing world we live in!
your highness
no digas mamadas Mary jane
Uncle Jimmy
So cool! Never heard of these little guys before. What were they teaching us in school?!
Liz
What an incredible phenomenon!! This truly makes our world & its smallest creatures so fascinating!
GB
Player #19942154, speak up, I can't hear you lol
Lena
Liora, my question too
Player #33497296
Liora, Good thinking!
Kilgore
Immortal? That jellyfish never fought a Spartan
ScarletBegonia
Cause I wanted to know😁.... took quote from The Google.....among the predators of the immortal jellyfish, the following have been identified: ocean sunfish, grey triggerfish, turtles (especially the leatherback sea turtle), some seabirds (such as the fulmars), the whale shark, some crabs (such as the arrow and hermit crabs), some whales (such as the humpbacks).
Jax
well umm..the name was not a give away at all...umm.noooo
Deedz
I mean... Its in the name 😅
Poka
this is just awesome....this game teaching me a lot. thanks to the developers
K.C
so interesting, this is one reason why this game is fun to play you actually can learn things that you had no idea even existed.
Smart Kitten
It’s should be studied for an anti-aging product!😅
Phoenix
Player #33430329, I know I do! It's been my life's goal since I was little! I was born with an insatiable appetite for knowledge!
TropicalRaccoon
Name is a dead giveaway
Jenny
Its name was a bit of a clue!
mike
Give me the job of proving its immortality
Ed
sonnybud, lol and I still got it wrong. I’m a dummy
Purple dolphin
Talk about mind blown lol 😆
Taiwan
Since it is immortal, we could become immortal as well
Taiwan
Liora,
Scientists collect jellyfishes as "samples" and after researching and experimenting things, they found out the jellyfishes is immortal, did not die for a long time.
This is the power of Science.
Jess
learned this from the kids show Octonauts! If you have kids watch it! so cute and educational 💕
Tolsom
the picture tricked me and immortal jellyfish seemed too easy I don't like this question it's not fair thanks for listening
Player #34964424
the name really gives it away
Player #28889949
Maybe, just maybe it’s the one with the word immortal in it.
Player #21053559
DJpokerpro21, Wrong. A clone is a reproduced additional version of something. This is not.
Jing
i just went for the obvious answer. but amazing im learning !
Ringoking12658
didn't have a good picture I didn't know the answer