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]]>Experience one of the most otherworldly sights that you can on this planet: the underwater lights at Mosquito Bay. Gently paddle over the water in a wooden canoe and feel like you’re cruising through open space.
This spot is home to a strain of plankton that emit a strange glowing light when disturbed. Catch them in season and you will witness a sublime sight of luminescent waters of all shades of the rainbow.
Mysterious scenes emerge when the waves start breaking on this Californian beach. The movement of the waves makes the local Dinoflagellates light up, so that from the beach the horizon looks like a bright shimmering haze.
At night this sandy beach is transformed into a miraculous sea of bright blue lights.
An uncanny blue light is often seen burning below the calm waters of Preservation Bay. This unnerving sight is caused by the large number of plankton in the area.
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]]>This phenomenon is a natural chemical process called bioluminescence, which allows living things to produce light in their body. The sparkling is caused by calm and warm sea conditions and when touched or manipulated by the wave, splash, or even by a human being, marine animals, such as squid, fish, algae bloom in different neon colors. And that’s when all the magic happens: the deep blue sea water lights up in red, silver, blue, yellow or green color.
This national ocean wonder can be found around the world: Luminous Lagoon in Jamaica, Halong Bay in Vietnam, and Puerto Rico’s Laguna Grande, La Parguera, and Mosquito Bay. Mosquito Bay is currently the brightest one.
More and more people are led by curiosity travel miles and miles to witness this beauty. If you are now intrigued, and ready to pack your bags, you should be aware of a couple of things: bioluminescence beings are very rare and it isn’t that easy to capture this nature’s miracle. So, arm yourself with patience. It will be all worth in the end.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BmQqJHJBs4g/?tagged=bioluminescentalgae
https://www.instagram.com/p/BGdO5AYiY6R/?tagged=bioluminescentalgae
https://www.instagram.com/p/BTWg-E_AZYD/?tagged=bioluminescentalgae
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]]>The post Here’s Where to See the Best Bioluminescent Scenery appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Experience one of the most otherworldly sights that you can on this planet: the underwater lights at Mosquito Bay. Gently paddle over the water in a wooden canoe and feel like you’re cruising through open space.
This spot is home to a strain of plankton that emit a strange glowing light when disturbed. Catch them in season and you will witness a sublime sight of luminescent waters of all shades of the rainbow.
Mysterious scenes emerge when the waves start breaking on this Californian beach. The movement of the waves makes the local Dinoflagellates light up, so that from the beach the horizon looks like a bright shimmering haze.
At night this sandy beach is transformed into a miraculous sea of bright blue lights.
An uncanny blue light is often seen burning below the calm waters of Preservation Bay. This unnerving sight is caused by the large number of plankton in the area.
The post Here’s Where to See the Best Bioluminescent Scenery appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post These Seas Are Glowing in the Dark appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>This phenomenon is a natural chemical process called bioluminescence, which allows living things to produce light in their body. The sparkling is caused by calm and warm sea conditions and when touched or manipulated by the wave, splash, or even by a human being, marine animals, such as squid, fish, algae bloom in different neon colors. And that’s when all the magic happens: the deep blue sea water lights up in red, silver, blue, yellow or green color.
This national ocean wonder can be found around the world: Luminous Lagoon in Jamaica, Halong Bay in Vietnam, and Puerto Rico’s Laguna Grande, La Parguera, and Mosquito Bay. Mosquito Bay is currently the brightest one.
More and more people are led by curiosity travel miles and miles to witness this beauty. If you are now intrigued, and ready to pack your bags, you should be aware of a couple of things: bioluminescence beings are very rare and it isn’t that easy to capture this nature’s miracle. So, arm yourself with patience. It will be all worth in the end.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BmQqJHJBs4g/?tagged=bioluminescentalgae
https://www.instagram.com/p/BGdO5AYiY6R/?tagged=bioluminescentalgae
https://www.instagram.com/p/BTWg-E_AZYD/?tagged=bioluminescentalgae
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