Find four fascinating organisms that naturally glow in the dark or have been scientifically engineered to emit light. Learn ...

Some creatures glow naturally, in a phenomenon known as bioluminescence. It's thought that this trait has evolved independently in various animals at least 94 times, and has been associated with a ...

Microscopic plant-like organisms that form dazzling turquoise displays in shallow waters have returned as spring in North America transitions into a wet summer. Sunlight and warm temperatures in the ...

An international team of researchers, led by Danielle DeLeo from the Smithsonian Institution, has identified eight organisms with previously unknown luminosity. Using genetic findings from these ...

Mosquito Bay on Vieques in Puerto Rico is considered the brightest bioluminescent bay in the world. Tiny organisms called ...

Is it a floating blue glow stick? No. Is it bioluminescence? Yes. A TCPalm reporter observed a sliver of a neon blue organism in the surf, which washed up on the sand at the Kimberly Bergalis Memorial ...

The glow of bioluminescent waves is a special sight worth traveling for. Here are our picks for the world's best beaches to ...

Bioluminescence is the ability of organisms to create and emit light when chemical reactions happen, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Marine animals can use it to ...

Bioluminescence is a chemical reaction where light is produced by organisms to hunt prey, defend against predators, and find mates. Most bioluminescent organisms are found in the ocean, but some can ...

An evening paddle through bioluminescent waters on a kayak holds its own beauty, add dolphin watching and you're in for a true "pinch me is this real" experience. A man on a kayak was able to capture ...

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