Bioluminescence typically occurs in the summer, with prominence along the Space Coast in Brevard County in the Banana River ...

Bioluminescence first evolved in animals at least 540 million years ago in a group of marine invertebrates called octocorals, according to the results of a new study from scientists with the ...

In the glowing realm of bioluminescence, we can turn to the Hawaiian bobtail squid for an example of this. The Hawaiian bobtail squid is a tiny two-inch long nocturnal squid.

To avoid this restriction, which is known as vignetting, Cui explains that the team separated the two lenses and inserted a Keplerian telescope between them. “This ‘telescope-within-a-microscope’ ...

Bioluminescent plankton, for example, prefer warm water with high salt concentrations. Though some bioluminescent organisms like the “green bomber” worm emit light to ward off predators, ...

In the summer months, for example, Taiwan's Matsu Islands produce large amounts of bioluminescent algae known as “blue tears.” Studies have found that toxic algae blooms in the East China Sea ...

Bioluminescence emerged as a vital form of communication in this vast, dark environment—one that covers most of the planet. ... While fireflies and glowworms are familiar examples, ...

Most bioluminescence is caused when bioluminescent algae are disturbed by waves or ships, ... one of the few examples on this ...

Bioluminescent algae occur through a series of unique chemical reactions. Learn more about the causes of this bioluminescence and its hidden dangers. ... In the summer months, for example, ...

Bioluminescence is the production and emission of light, usually bright and neon, by a living organism, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Bioluminescence typically ...

“With their unique traits like bioluminescent lures and large oral gapes, deep-sea anglerfish may be one of the few documented examples of adaptive radiation in the resource-limited bathypelagic ...

Bioluminescence is the production and emission of light, usually bright and neon, by a living organism, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Bioluminescence typically ...