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Long Story Shorts: What’s the Deal with Bioluminescence? – Hakai Institute

anglerfish, Bioluminescence, Hakai Magazine, jellyfish, Katrina Pyne, Mercedes Minck, Shrimp

Excerpt:
Lots of organisms in the ocean can glow. But what is bioluminescence? And how is it used?

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Ecosystem Destruction

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