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Maybe in a perfect environment. They haven't evolved planned death because the chances of surviving longer aren't very high. From an evolutionary perspective de
by readerrrr 12y ago
Maybe in a perfect environment. They haven't evolved planned death because the chances of surviving longer aren't very high. From an evolutionary perspective death enables: mutations, variety and adaptation. Without it a species will stagnate and become extinct.
- pyre 12y agoI think that the parent is referring to a jellyfish that 'lives forever' by reverting back to a polyp, and starting the life cycle over. For humans this would be effectively like reverting to a fetus and growing up again. You would still be the same organism, but you would be a different personality / person.