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I belive you are wrong. I am sure without future investigation that this is a deep sea animal as I have just watched a deep sea floor documentary by attenburough and this was shown in it. down their there is no light and it makes it own USING BIO ILLUMINESence

In reply to this comment by rich_magnet:
I see no direct evidence of bioluminscence in this example. It's red indeed, and the scintillation effect is produced by light scattering of the combs, not bioluminscence. Perhaps if filmed in low light...


written by BoneRemake  | 1 month 1 week ago | CH
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Just so you know, the flash that you see on impact here is likely a reflection from the light source for the high speed camera. The cavitation could very well produce sonoluminescence, as has been described for alpheids, it's just not visible here.


written by grinter  | 5 months 1 week ago | CH
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Don't forget to vote on your own video.


written by eric3579  | 5 months 3 weeks ago | CH
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