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In this informal YouTube monologue, the speaker describes a South American jellyfish species capable of reverting from its mature stage back to a juvenile form, effectively granting it biological immortality. The speaker explains that while the jellyfish can repeatedly age and rejuvenate, it also changes color when sad, and eventually may become so “pissed off at life” that it stops reverting, leading to its death. The talk blends factual observation about the jellyfish’s life cycle with a poetic, metaphorical reflection on emotional states influencing biological processes.

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