There is a species of jellyfish that can reverse its life cycle and become biologically immortal.
Why it is true
Turritopsis dohrnii can transform its adult cells into young cells when sick or injured, returning to the polyp stage. This process of transdifferentiation can repeat indefinitely, as long as the animal is not preyed upon.
Source: Scientific American
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