The Living Light: Bioluminescence in Nature

In the depths of oceans, forests, and caves, life glows. From fireflies lighting summer nights to plankton illuminating waves, bioluminescence turns darkness into a stage for wonder. But why do organisms produce their own light, and how does it help them survive in some of Earth’s most mysterious habitats?

In this episode of The Tilted Planet Podcast, we explore the glowing world of bioluminescence. We’ll journey from flickering fungi on forest floors to the mesmerizing lights of deep-sea creatures, uncover the science behind nature’s own illumination, and reflect on how life finds ways to shine even in the darkest corners of the planet.

Tilt your perspective and discover the quiet brilliance that thrives where we least expect it.

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