See a Glowing Plankton Bloom in California’s Big Sur | National Geographic
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This gave me goosebumps! Gorgeous time-lapse of glowing waves in California’s Big Sur. These were a result of bioluminescence, a phenomenon caused by a phytoplankton bloom. High concentrations of tiny organisms called dinoflagellates flooded the coastal waters and were flashing light when agitated by encroaching predators. Check it out!
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See a Glowing Plankton Bloom in California’s Big Sur | National Geographic
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