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Scientists Find First “Glowing” Sea Turtle

A new video exhibits what scientists consider is the primary proof of a reptile exhibiting biofluorescence. That’s the power to mirror blue mild and re-emit it as a special shade — on this case, brilliant inexperienced and pink. It was throughout a dive one night time in July within the Solomon Islands that marine biologist David Gruber of City University of New York captured footage of the glow of a critically endangered Hawksbill sea turtle. He stated it seemed like an enormous spaceship. He adopted the uncommon turtle together with his digital camera system for a whereas however left it alone because it dove down deep as a result of he “didn’t need to harass it.” Gruber stated it’s too early to find out why the turtles fluoresce. — Read it at National Geographic