These Biofluorescent Mammals Emit A Vivid Pink And Red Glow
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Biofluorescence refers to an organism's ability to absorb ultraviolet light (UV) and emit it as a colorful glow. The skill has been documented in fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and even microscopic tardigrades. However, glow-in-the-dark mammals are still new to science. They currently include just a handful of nocturnal animals such as flying squirrels, opossums, and platypuses. The latest to hop on to this elite list is a jumping rodent called the springhare.
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- wolves1013년 이상I read about that a long time ago, and a lot of people say it looks like a rabbit but I don't see how it does. It has a long tail and longer back legs and shorter front legs than a rabbit.
- wolf_lover_boy3년 이상that is so cool how its red,pink!!! 😎
- hibiscusgirl3년 이상wow that is crazy
- techfashion03153년 이상Oh, my gosh. I think that is the coolest thing ever! It's colors match Valentine's Day too!
- zoeyyang3년 이상that is soo cool
- zoeyyang3년 이상wow
- nk93년 이상this is amazing!
- nk93년 이상wow! I did not know this! Amamzing!
- redrobin3년 이상Not a lot of animals can glow like that!!!
- 11dc333년 이상I never knew glow-in-the-dark animals ever existed!