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Surprising phenomenon
Not only the power of man to create beautiful objects glow in the dark - in nature there are living organisms that are able to emit a glow, thus becoming visible in the dark. This phenomenon is called "bioluminescence" is observed in a variety of living beings, bacteria, fungi and some animal species. I propose to see how it looks in nature.
Glow-in-the dark organisms use variations of chemical reactions, which include at least three components: the enzyme luciferase, oxygen, and organic molecules. Has a high energy molecule charge created during the reaction releases energy in the form of light.
Glowing Gipslendskie lakes in Australia
Glowing plankton
Glow in the dark mushroom
Glowing under ultraviolet scorpion
Fireflies cave in New Zealand
Glowing bacteria
Glowing jellyfish
Squid-fireflies
Comb
Firefly
Source: dymontiger.livejournal.com
Glow-in-the dark organisms use variations of chemical reactions, which include at least three components: the enzyme luciferase, oxygen, and organic molecules. Has a high energy molecule charge created during the reaction releases energy in the form of light.
Glowing Gipslendskie lakes in Australia
Glowing plankton
Glow in the dark mushroom
Glowing under ultraviolet scorpion
Fireflies cave in New Zealand
Glowing bacteria
Glowing jellyfish
Squid-fireflies
Comb
Firefly
Source: dymontiger.livejournal.com