Which of the following descriptions of the Pod lifecycle in Kubernetes is wrong?

Which of the following descriptions of the Pod lifecycle in Kubernetes is wrong?
A . Pods cannot survive being evicted due to node resource exhaustion or node maintenance.
B . Pod itself has self-healing capabilities. If a Pod is scheduled to a node and the node fails later, the Pod will automatically try to schedule to another node.
C . If the Pod is deleted for some reason, the objects associated with the Pod (such as volumes) will also be deleted
D . When a Pod is deleted, the kubectl command will show that the status of the Pod is Terminating.

Answer: B