New Zealand's glow worms have a glowing tail to lure prey. Image credit: Sir Francis Canker
Gallery – Glowing report: the mysteries of bioluminescence – Image 1 – New Scientist.
Some luminescent critters from New Scientist – fireflies, glow worms, mushrooms, and jellies! And of course, good ‘ol GFP in cats to test insertion of the gene for feline HIV resistance.
moka
April 27, 2012 at 9:22 pm
They’re so beautiful! I’ve been to the glow-spider caves in NZ and it’s wonderful!