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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- lovekacib223년 이상I understood like 5% of that, but in all that is soooo cool! Who knew science could do that?
- kiskiti3년 이상ADORABLE
- pinkkitty93년 이상WOW!!! That is so cool! 🤩
- kainorion3년 이상One thing I learned from reading this is that there are glow-in-the-dark mammals.
- zebrapower3년 이상THAT. IS. CRAZEEE!
- mamals17173년 이상i love them there so cute!
- moondrop3년 이상This was the most interesting article ever
- mamals17173년 이상Owls and puffins are Biofluorescent
- unknown_user143년 이상If you really, REALLY think and look at the first picture, you can have nightmares...or just see it in a creepy way!
- calculator3년 이상I loved this i just have one question how did those animals/fish get the biofluorescent and can humans obtain it.
- niveaaa2년 이상if you look it up humans actuallly can glow!