While they might be immortal in theory (meaning they don't die from being too old), they could still be killed be predators, falling rocks in their caves, and a lot of other things, so they are not at all immoral in a way we often like to think of immortality :)
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Yes that was the thing which i was missing. Thanks for pointing out this scenario. I was missing this valid point but still difficult to digest immortal theory, even though every thing is possible. I think all you want to say their DNA donot chane with their growth and they remain superfit.
Yeah, that is pretty much what biological immortality is. Think of it as a 1000-year old human being as fit as a 30 year old, and both of them having the exact same chance to die from other causes. In normal situations older people have a much higher chance to die than those who are younger.