Engineers track neural activity, muscle movement in ageless aquatic creatures

Sunday, July 29, 2018 - 08:44 in Biology & Nature

Just because an animal is soft and squishy doesn’t mean it isn’t tough. Experiments at Rice University show the humble hydra is a good example. The hydra doesn’t appear to age – and apparently never dies of old age. If you cut one in two, you get hydrae. And each one can eat animals twice […]

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