Medusa – The Beauty of Immortality

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Whenever a lantern jellyfish is about to die, it returns to its juvenile polyp form, repeating this cycle endlessly. So in theory, as long as it isn’t harmed, it is immortal.

Reply #22017-12-27

:Fortunately, humans don’t do that; otherwise I wouldn’t have any place to stand

Reply #32017-12-27

If it can be figured out, that person can achieve immortality, which is even more reliable than consuming Tang Seng’s flesh

Reply #42017-12-27

Please refer to the movie: Hunting Monday

Reply #52017-12-27

Please refer to the movie: Hunting Monday

Reply #62017-12-27

Please refer to the movie: Hunting Monday

Reply #72017-12-27

Is it good-looking? I’ve been without any new movies lately

Reply #82017-12-27

I recommend a website: Baidu: Beiwuo Movie Network.

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