With dagger-like teeth and a hinged jaw, the viperfish uses bioluminescence to lure and ambush prey in the ocean’s dark depths. This predator glows in near-infrared, invisible to most animals, ...
With dagger-like teeth and a hinged jaw, the viperfish uses bioluminescence to lure and ambush prey in the ocean’s dark depths. This predator glows in near-infrared, invisible to most animals, ...
In the fall of 2019, Associate Professor of Biology, Mackenzie Gerringer with a small group of SUNY Geneseo students (now ...
In 2013, the blobfish (Psychrolutes marcidus) achieved worldwide infamy when it was voted the “World’s Ugliest Animal” by the Ugly Animal Preservation Society. This unfortunate title came with a wave ...
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The researchers also noticed that the majority of captured fireflies were male, who were probably mistaking the glow for potential mates. Other animals use bioluminescence to attract prey. The ...
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