Bioluminescence Sea Sparkles
Images of the spectacular bioluminescence phenomenon at River Derwent, Tasmania, by photographer Jo Malcomson – Blackpaw.
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World’s largest Luminous Shark Species
Three species of deep-water sharks were collected from the Chatham Rise, off New Zealand, and for the first time scientists documented their luminescence, also called cold light.
This is how Deep-Sea Ultra-Black Fish disappear
Scientists discovered that ultra-black fish skin absorbs more than 99.5% of light, in a new extremely efficient way.
Beautiful China’s sparkling Bioluminescent are Toxic
China’s amazing ‘blue tears’ plankton blooms are spreading, but it can be toxic.
Glow in the Dark Sharks
A camera which sees the way sharks do, has reveled that bioluminescence may help sea-dwelling creatures see in darker water depths.