The brilliant glow that certain types of photosynthetic organisms cause has hidden dangers Bioluminescent algae are a group ...

From San Diego to Malibu, people have marveled over the last few weeks at the glow of bioluminescent waves ... Rink said the ...

A pungent, fishy, rancid odor has been wafting through the coastal air in Los Angeles this week, an unfortunate consequence of beautiful bioluminescent algae that has graced local beaches for a ...

Yes, bioluminescence can be pretty to look at, but it’s also the source of the terrible stench on many beaches in the area. The recent “red tide” that has made the waves glow electric blue at night ...

But be aware: Bioluminescent algae that twinkle along the seascape can poison sea life from fish to sea turtles, so swimming is not advised. I remember the island coast of Vieques, outside Puerto ...

"After your eyes have adjusted, you can start seeing different hues of blue and it's really mesmerising to watch," he says Bioluminescent algae weren't the only visitors creating a buzz in San Diego.

Rink added that the algae’s decomposition produces hydrogen sulfide, creating a rotten egg smell. Bioluminescence at Torrey Pines Beach. (Photo: Mark Girardeau) A large algae bloom was spotted ...

Known scientifically as "lingulodinium polydra," the bioluminescent algae arrived in the area earlier this week and was most recently spotted reaching parts of Venice Beach. The phenomenon ...

The display of bioluminescence, created when a type of algae is agitated, is difficult to forecast, but over the last ten days, Californians have shared videos and photos of the phenomenon from San ...