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Using genetic discoveries based on modern bioluminescent organisms, Japanese scientists have estimated coral bioluminescence to have originated in the Cambrian period, about 540 million years ago ...
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Islands on MSNThis Stretch Of Puerto Rico's Coast Boasts Caribbean Sea Snorkeling, Shallow Reefs, And A Bioluminescent BayFor the perfect Puerto Rico trip, head to this coastal beach with some amazing snorkeling, shallow reefs that are teeming ...
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Islands on MSNDive Into A Bioluminescent Wonderland On This Secret Central American IslandThis small island off the coast of Honduras in Central America is unique for its bioluminescent waters, vibrant marine life, and laid-back local culture.
Coral reefs are famous for their beautiful colours, but in fact when I visit them I am usually surprised how colourful reefs AREN’T. Most healthy corals have a sort of dusty tan or pink hue to them, ...
In the depths of the oceans, forests, coral reefs and even the damp caves of New Zealand, living things are creating their own light. Scientist are discovering how and why these organisms glow ...
Bioluminescence -- the production of light from a living organism -- is more widespread among marine fishes than previously understood, report scientists.
Researchers looked into a school of flashlight fish (Anomalops katoptron) placed in water tanks with artificial coral reefs to delve deeper about its bioluminescent behavior under different ...
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