By- Srushti sharma
These insects emit a soft and rhythmic glow, creating a magical display during warm summer nights.
Fireflies
Similar to fireflies, glow- worms produce Bioluminescent light, often seen in dark, wooded areas.
Glow Worms
Found in the depths of the ocean, the anglerfish has a glowing lure on its forehead to attract prey in the darkness.
Anglerfish
Various species of jellyfish are bioluminescent, creating a stunning light show in the ocean depths.
Jellyfish
Some types of fungi, like the foxfire fungus, emits a soft glow in the dark, often seen in decaying wood.
Fungi
These small, deep-sea fishes have light producing organs on their body, helping them to camouflage or communicate in the dark ocean.
Lanterfish
Certain species of click beetle emit a greenish glow, adding a touch of luminescence to the night.
Click Beetle
Many species of the squid posses light organs that they use for communication and camouflage in the deep ocean.
Squid
Some millipedes produce a bioluminescent glow as a warning signal to the predators
Millipedes