1. The right answer is amphibian.
Regenerating a limb is not possible in mammals, as in most vertebrates. But in amphibians such as the salamander yes!
This amphibian does it very well, capable of making tail, eye or snout too. For a very long time, scientists have been trying to understand this secret of the salamander, or that of the zebrafish, because the answer is scientifically interesting but also, of course, because we can hope to take advantage of it to imagine one day of medical treatment for injured members. Just over a year ago, an Australian team showed the role of macrophages, cells of the immune system.
2. The right answer is Mollusc.
Molluscs (Mollusca) are a branch of Lophotochozoan animals. They are unsegmented animals, with bilateral symmetry sometimes altered. Their body usually consists of a head, a visceral mass, and a foot. The visceral mass is covered in whole or in part by a mantle, which secretes a calcareous shell. The nervous system includes a double periosophageal collar. The general cavity is more or less reduced to pericardium and nephridia.
