Ultraweak biophotons largely caused by metabolic processes could play a key role in noninvasive health testing.

A variegated snailfish, the first species shown to biofluoresce in the Arctic, glows in both green and red, a rare example of multiple fluorescent colors in one animal. (These sharks glow ...

Getty A new study has found that mammals can glow in the dark! On Wednesday ... Getty The study claimed the preserved animal samples absorbed short-wavelength ultraviolet light and then emitted ...

Life truly is radiant, according to an experiment conducted by researchers from the University of Calgary and the National ...

In other words, the seas and oceans of the world are generally dark places ... including camouflage (making an animal’s underbelly glow so it blends in with the iridescent waves at the sea ...

For decades, the reason why scorpions glow in the dark has stumped scientists ... "Scorpion Fluorescence and Reaction to Light." Animal Behaviour, vol. 83, no. 2, Feb. 2012, pp.

“The sea from horizon to horizon in all directions took on a phosphorescence glow ... dark depths during the day and come up to eat only in the darkness. “Light is a critical determinant of ...

Some even glow in the dark. By Andy Newman Photographs by Victor ... countless species found only on animal droppings; and at least 10 species of hallucinogen. Species names hint at otherworldly ...

But in reality, humans (along with all other living things) truly do emit a glow ... four mice. Before both sessions of observation, the live and dead mice were given a 30-minute dark acclimation ...