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Yeah the sun is hot, but have you ever stopped to think about its personality

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Quarry Bay, Hong KongPhoto: Romain Jacquet-Lagreze

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Quarry Bay, Hong Kong
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The Magical World of Living Light

This is the mysterious spectacle of bioluminescence. Its hard not to revel in the beauty of this remarkable natural phenomenon. These glowing creatures are primarily a product of the ocean. They are the primary source of light in the largest and darkest area of habitable land on Earth, the deep sea. On land, they are most commonly seen as glowing fungus on wood (foxfire) or in the few families of luminous insects (fireflies).