Some fish have a hidden superpower—they can glow in vibrant colors under certain kinds of light. This natural glow, called ...

New research has revealed that biofluorescence in marine fishes is far more ancient and widespread than previously believed.

The authors also suggest this huge variation of colours and patterns could mean the fish are using the glow to communicate ...

A comprehensive mapping of biofluorescence across 459 fish species reveals its ancient origins in eels and subsequent ...

Scientists have uncovered that fish biofluorescence a captivating ability to glow in vivid colors has ancient roots stretching back over 100 million years. This trait evolved independently in reef ...

Adventure Aquarium in Camden opened a new 2,000-square-foot exhibit called Kaleidoscope Cove. The exhibit features over 100 ...

Biofluorescent fish have been glowing across the ocean for at least 112 million years. When blue light hits their skin, these animals absorb it and re-emit it as green, yellow, orange, or red. Fish ...

Dr. Maarten De Brauwer at Curtin University discovered hairy frogfish have fluorescent lures that glow orange under blue ...