Animals that glow in the dark | Oceana Canada @OceanaCanada
Animals that glow in the dark | Oceana Canada @OceanaCanada
Uploaded November 2022 | Updated September 2026, 9 hours ago
Did you know there are countless animals that can glow in the dark? They are able to do so because of a process called bioluminescence! This phenomenon occurs when light is produced by specialized cells in an organism's body. Animals use bioluminescence to warn predators, lure or detect prey and communicate with each other. To learn more about marine life in Canada visit: oceana.ca/en/marine-life-encyclopedia/.
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