The question
is, “Would you like to regenerate?”
If a lizard (a reptile) lost part of its tail or you
cut a leg off of a Salamander (which is
also amphibian) it will grow back.
However,
although we can grow an embryo, with bone, muscle and intricate blood vessels
we cannot like a Salamander regenerate a leg if it was removed.
After your
born the only thing humans can regenerate well is our epidermis; the top layer
of our skin.
Whist sharks
can continuously replace lost teeth, and spiders can regrow legs, we cannot.
So, although
our technology is advanced for humans on our world, it appears that amphibians
and reptiles have the upper hand in regeneration.
Although
that may be the case but they’re not immortal for they are also doomed to
become food for a much larger predator.
But the
question still remains, “Would you like to regenerate?”
Well you’ll
have to wait for scientists to figure that one out, in the meantime look after
your epidermis and your teeth.
Author: Charmain Ingleton
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