Dead cells can create new life forms called biobots

Researchers have discovered that certain cells from deceased organisms can transform into new multicellular life forms, termed "biobots" or "xenobots." These cells can adapt and exhibit new functions, such as self-replication and movement. Factors like environmental conditions and metabolic activity influence cell survival postmortem. This phenomenon challenges traditional views of life and death, with potential implications for medical treatments and personalized medicine.