Flatworm

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Deer

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Axolotls

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Healing Powers

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Lizard

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Planarian

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Salamander

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Sea Cucumber

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Flatworm

Deer

Deer regrow their antlers annually at a rapid rate, offering valuable insights into bone and tissue regeneration.

Axolotls

Healing Powers

Lizard

Lizards regrow lost tails by rebuilding bone, muscle, and skin—a vital survival strategy after predator attacks.

Planarian

Salamander

Salamanders can regrow limbs, tails, and even parts of their eyes and heart, placing them among nature’s top regenerators.

Sea Cucumber

Sea cucumbers can eject and regenerate internal organs—a remarkable defense and healing mechanism.