Mar 28, 2023, 10:08 PM IST
Prisha
Okayama, Japan
On the boulders of Japan's Okayama beach shrimp glows for around 20-30 minutes.
Hermosa Beach, California, USA
Microscopic phytoplankton help gives the blue magical glow to the ocean
Mattu Beach, Udupi, Karnataka
At night, the sea water glows due to bioluminescence which is because of the presence of microorganism called Noctiluca.
Jervis Bay, Australia
Jervis Bay is famous for many things like crystal clear waters, white sand and whale watching, but most importantly for its blue illumination.
Vaadhoo Island, Maldives
The beach is known for its fluorescent, luminous waves. The glowing waves softly splash over the beach.
Yellow Sea Dalian, China
Shimmery blue light cover the sea in Dalian, China which, as per experts, emerges from a plankton called flagellate.
Mosquito Bay, Puerto Rico
Mosquito Bay is situated on the island of Vieques' southern tip and is home to one of the brightest bioluminescence phenomena in the world. It was mentioned in the 2006 Guinness Book of Records.
