Watch the Video Click here to watch on YouTube What has needle-like teeth so large they don’t fit inside its mouth, a huge ...

They may be small, but these fish are some of the scariest-looking creatures living below the surface of the ocean.

including a piece inspired by a natural phenomenon — Gabriella Smith’s "Bioluminescence Chaconne." Smith's work is accompanied by a new immersive video installation by artist Iyvone Khoo and ...

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In nature, bioluminescence occurs in a wide variety of organisms. The light is produced thanks to chemical processes that release energy in the form of both light and heat. If one compares the ...

"We are now optimizing the laboratory parameters in order to further increase the luminosity in the future," says the Empa researcher. In nature, bioluminescence occurs in a wide variety of organisms.

But one look at its face is enough to keep most divers at a safe distance. The Pacific viperfish is another deep-sea predator with a horrifying appearance. Its large, needle-like teeth are so long ...

If it does feel threatened, it is one of only a handful of nudibranch species capable of bioluminescence, which it uses to illuminate one of several ‘finger-like’ appendages protruding from its tail.

Above: Video of dolphins and a surfer wading in bioluminescence off the coast of San Diego in early November. SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) — Over the last few weeks, displays of electric blue waves ...