So all we need to do is bring a peace offering to their queen, befriend and mate with their kind, and after just a few hundred years BOOM, no more cancer.
Cool Axolotl fact: they can regenerate limbs and organs without any scarring.
"You can cut the spinal cord, crush it, remove a segment, and it will regenerate. You can cut the limbs at any level - the wrist, the elbow, the upper arm - and it will regenerate, and it's perfect. There is nothing missing, there's no scarring on the skin at the site of amputation, every tissue is replaced. They can regenerate the same limb 50, 60, 100 times. And every time: perfect." - quote about their regenerative properties.
It’s super neat, but sad to think about HOW they might have found out how many times their limbs could be cut off. :(
MisterMagellan on December 25th, 2017 at 21:22 UTC »
So all we need to do is bring a peace offering to their queen, befriend and mate with their kind, and after just a few hundred years BOOM, no more cancer.
moosic1 on December 25th, 2017 at 22:11 UTC »
"Axolotl" was my computer password back when I was 7. Nobody was going to guess that!
I have of course changed since then
FreeSpeechEnthusiast on December 25th, 2017 at 22:45 UTC »
Cool Axolotl fact: they can regenerate limbs and organs without any scarring.
"You can cut the spinal cord, crush it, remove a segment, and it will regenerate. You can cut the limbs at any level - the wrist, the elbow, the upper arm - and it will regenerate, and it's perfect. There is nothing missing, there's no scarring on the skin at the site of amputation, every tissue is replaced. They can regenerate the same limb 50, 60, 100 times. And every time: perfect." - quote about their regenerative properties.
It’s super neat, but sad to think about HOW they might have found out how many times their limbs could be cut off. :(