Bio luminescence beach

Biobay - Vieques, Puerto Rico. This unique bay contains up to 720,000 single-celled bioluminescent dinoflagellates per gallon of water.

See the glowing blue waves, lapping the sandy shore, like something out of a fantasy land.

This close-up image captures bioluminescent phytoplankton around the Maldives washing up onto the shore, making the sand glow in a dazzling shade of aqua blue. The aspect ratio is 9:16.

While vacationing on the Maldives Islands, Taiwanese photographer Will Ho came across a particularly mystical sight – a long stretch of a beach covered by billions of luminous blue dots. The seemingly magical imagery is actually anything but - it is caused by bioluminescent phytoplankton (Lingulodinium polyedrum).

Experience the magic of Mosquito Bay, where every paddle stroke creates swirling trails of azure light. #PuertoRico #Bioluminescence

Experience the astonishing beauty of nature in this breathtaking photo of a luminous lagoon. The water's edge has an otherworldly glow, with fine sand adding depth and mystery. The serene and contemplative mood is enhanced by the crystal-clear sky teeming with stars, with subtle green fringing around the brighter celestial objects. The scene evokes the quiet wonder of a hidden paradise, capturing the magical interplay of ethereal light and shadow. Bioluminescent plankton shimmer in the…

Australian Lake set aglow by Noctiluca Scintillans.

Grunion Run, California coast. These fish come on shore at night, mate on the beach and go back into the ocean. Their remarkable with the moonlight on them. It's a phenomenon that occurs a certain time of the year. I remember seeing them when I was very young along Ventura Beach, on the way (with my mother & brother) to Santa Barbara to visit my Grandmother.

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Photograph by PHIL HART @ philhart.com | Prints available at Red Bubble Starting in late December of 2008 and ending in January of 2009, the shores of the Gippsland Lakes in Victoria,…