Scientists built a special camera to study glow-in-the-dark sharks It's not quite the same. Many of the fish will glow in the lab, but although their heads are often covered with intricate ...

As it turns out, my room wasn’t the only place where some of these fish glow in the dark. A team of researchers, including ichthyologist John Sparks and marine biologist David Gruber ...

In New Orleans, a Loyola University professor has been creating original art out of glow-in-the-dark fish gut bacteria ... The bacteria comes from the Pacific Rock Fish and glows a vibrant ...

“Because when you shine it at night on all the rocks, some of them glow red like embers in a fire,” the 51-year-old finishing carpenter said. Amateur geologist Christopher Wenner talks about ...

The Center for Coastal Studies shared photos Wednesday of a tiny silver fish found among the rocks of Eastham's Coast Guard Beach over the weekend. Environmental researcher Tasia Blough recognized ...

In regular daylight, they look like a basic black and grey fish with a normal round eye. But even in semi-dark conditions like the video above, the large bean-shaped light begins to glow.

A big word I know, simply put, it means that the rock can hold onto energy from the light source even after the light source is taken away. Real-life glow-in-the-dark! If held under UV ...

As if this didn’t attract enough attention, we’ve now learned that they also glow in the dark. Biofluorescent organisms are everywhere, from mushrooms to fish to reptiles and amphibians ...