Sea Life

 Immortality has always been a term that humans were interested in. From inventing religions to live forever in heaven to searching through space to find some weird anomalies. But as it turns out the answer for immortality might be closer. In the  early 90s scientists discovered that turritopsis dohrnii a really small type of jellyfish which originated from Mediterranean Sea but now can be found in all around the world’s tropical waters can be immortal. This animal can reverse its life cycle when it comes to end. Its cells are getting younger and it is changing into polyp the earliest stage of jellyfish’s development. It isn’t said that some turritopsis dohrnii will live forever but it is possible if nothings eats it or other unpredictable conditions happen. But who knows maybe the research on this jellyfish will show scientists how to make humans immortal. Sources: The "Immortal" Jellyfish That Resets When Damaged | AMNH https://www.amnh.org/explore/news-blogs/on-exhibit-pos...

         A lot of species of whales breach. But the most well known for this weird behaviour is humpback whale. They can jump out of the water for over 12 meters, they do it by using theirs 5 meters long muscle called peduncle which is connecting theirs really strong tail with the rest of the body.          For decades, the phenomenon of humpback whales breaching has captivated the attention of scientists to this day we cannot be one hundred percent sure that we know the reason behind theirs amazing habit. But many researchers have given us many hypothesis that sound like that they are close to truth.     1. To mark their their territory. By creating big splashes whales can give a massage to others that the area is occupied.     2. To communicate with others whales. Sound travels a lot further under whater, so a big splash created by a humpback can alert other whales in a very long distance. ...