How to Live Forever? Be a Jellyfish

The video discusses the unique ability of the immortal jellyfish to revert to a younger state when stressed, a process called transdifferentiation. This ability allows it to potentially live indefinitely unless eaten or diseased. The jellyfish's life cycle is explained, highlighting its transformation from a polyp to a medusa and back. The video explores the scientific interest in this process, particularly its potential applications in tissue regeneration and cancer research.

What are the two main situations that can make the speaker irritable?

Describe the life cycle of the jellyfish mentioned in the text.

What is trans differentiation and how does it relate to the jellyfish?

Why is the study of the jellyfish important for cancer research?

What does the speaker mean by saying the jellyfish is 'technically immortal'?