Which creatures live for ever ?
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Answer / guest
The one celled plants and animals live for ever. They are
bacteria, protozoa, etc. Their reproduction is simply on the
fact that they divided into twos, after some time again into
twos, and so on infinitely.
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Answer / prem bdr. tamang
Paramecium lives forever if
the condition is suitable to
survive for it... It reproduces
both asexually n sexually.. It
divides by fission
continuously which makes it
tired.. Then it reproduces by
cojugation frm which it gets
rejuvinated... Hence,
paramecium lives forever...:-D
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Answer / bucky
Any animal which reproduce by means of simple reproductive method like fisson,will be immortal
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