Considering booking a bioluminescence tour on Isla Holbox? From what to expect, to how to capture the moments, this guide will help you plan your adventure! Seeing clear waters glow and shimmer with ...

Opalized ammonite fossils are some of the most unique and spectacular paleontological specimens. They were formed through a geological process known as opalization, wherein organic material from ...

Quantum sensors made from a glowing protein can be produced by living cells and could be used to much more accurately measure tiny changes in the body. This could one day help with early disease ...

Seemingly out of nowhere, patches of Tasmania's southeast coastline have become streaked with red trails. The region is a hotspot for Noctiluca scintillans - a type of bioluminescent algae that ...

Photographer Jules Witek captured this image of the bioluminescent algae on New Year's Eve. Auto news: The Toyota models with the shortest and longest wait times in ...

Tasmania’s coastline is lighting up with a stunning bloom of bioluminescence, regarded as one of the largest seen in years. The breathtaking phenomenon, known as “sea sparkles” or “red ...

A bioluminescent algae that appears pinkish-red in the day and glows blue when disturbed has appeared across Tasmania's south-eastern coastline. Dr Lisa-ann Gershwin, a biologist and world-leading ...

Promega has unveiled the new GloMax Galaxy Bioluminescence Imager, a benchtop instrument designed to transform how scientists visualize protein dynamics. According to the company, the new imager ...

Washington State Parks reversed its decision to stop popular bioluminescence tours launching from Wildcat Cove in Larrabee State Park, and is requiring new conditions. “We’ve decided to reinstate the ...

It is caused by bioluminescent plankton, tiny creatures floating in the sea that have the ability to emit light when disturbed by a predator or motion. This sets off a light display for onlookers ...

Nine-year-old Eli spotted a 200-million-year-old fossil in a rocky cliff face A nine-year-old fossil hunter had the find of his life when he stumbled on a 200-million-year-old ammonite.