We tend to think of nature as orderly—seasons change, rivers flow downhill, and animals act the way they’re “supposed” to. [… ...

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What we do know, she says, is that bioluminescent dinoflagellates can be found in oceans and cold waters, but pyrodinium, the strain in the Indian River Lagoon, likes it warm. (Find out more about ...

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As dusk settles over Oman’s unspoiled coastline, an enchanting, mysterious glow flickers to life along the shores—transforming the sands ...

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If bioluminescent dinoflagellates are part of a harmful algal bloom, such as a red tide, toxins can be released into the water, which can cause skin or eye irritation, but this is quite rare.

Puerto Rico, Caribbean There’s no denying that Puerto Rico’s Mosquito Bay is the world’s brightest bioluminescent bay — it was officially recognised as such by Guinness World Records in ...

“The bioluminescent dinoflagellate ... glowing waters. The dinoflagellates known as Lingulodinium polyedra use bioluminescence to avoid predators by either scaring off hungry sea creatures ...

Bioluminescent algae are a group of tiny marine organisms that can produce an ethereal glow in the dark. While the phenomenon may occur in any region or sea depth, some of the most stunning ...

This beautiful blue light is caused by millions of tiny bioluminescent plankton called dinoflagellates. But how do these minuscule organisms produce such a dazzling display? Keep reading for the facts ...

Bioluminescent algae are tiny, marine algae that produce a bluish-green light. They are single-celled organisms. Dinoflagellates are the most common type of bioluminescent algae that grow on the s ...