1. Tardigrades
Tardigrades can survive in any environment, whether they are boiled, crushed, frozen, or left in space without water. Even after ten years of medical death, they will still recover life, up to 1.5 meters, because they look very bear-like, so they are called tardigrades. Water bears are also found all over the world, from temperate to tropical and even polar regions.
2. Resistant to radiation bacteria
Radiation-resistant bacteria can repair their damaged DNA very quickly, and in the case of many deaths, a scientific team has studied this species, and scientists have found that there is a certain signal left in the DNA of radiation-resistant bacteria, which can be passed down to 100 generations, and this signal can be detected when they last detected the results. No one knows why it is so resistant.
3. Bottom carp
Bottom mackerel is a very special fish that can survive in any water. Whether it's the most polluted parts of the ocean or in water heavily polluted by chemicals, they can survive. They are also fish that have been to space, and have been brought into the space laboratory for research, and found that they can also swim in space and reproduce normally. Because bottom carp can turn its genetic buttons on or off if necessary, they are powerful
4. Fruit flies
Surviving in an environment of nuclear radiation requires a very frightening rate of cell reproduction, and Fruit flies have this ability. It can adapt well to various environments by rapidly multiplying cells. Their small size also increases their survivability.
5. Tongue-shaped shellfish
There have been five mass extinctions on Earth, and each time a very large number of species have disappeared, one of which is the disappearance of dinosaurs, but these mass extinctions have not affected the survival of tongue-shaped shells in the slightest, and they seem to be able to hide deep in the ground when disaster strikes, and wait until the danger has passed. Its shape resembles that of the tongue and is named tongue-shaped shellfish.
6. Small cocoon bees
The calloused bees are the strongest animals in the world because they can tolerate radiation from 180,000 rads, and the larvae can pupate or mature in the host, forming small white cocoons on the surface of the host's body. There have been rumors that the cocoon wasp can find residing animals in the environment of nuclear radiation, but this claim has also been greatly disputed.
7. Scorpions
Scorpions can survive in any place except Antarctica, and even regain life after freezing, the life force is extremely tenacious, and they mostly live in stone crevices, caverns, and are not easily harmed by the outside world. Scorpions are very resistant, do not produce mutations, and their life forms are relatively perfect. All scorpions are triple survivorship.
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