Biodiversity

Bioluminescence is the emission of light by living organisms, a phenomenon characterized by its occurrence in nature without the need for an external light source. This type of luminescence results from a chemical reaction within the organism, where chemical energy is converted into light energy, often referred to as “cold, blue or green light show” …

Earth is home to an incredible array of species, with some forming massive populations that are staggering in scale. The most populous species of animals on Earth vary widely in terms of habitat, size, and characteristics. Still, they all thrive due to their adaptability to different environments and their specific reproductive strategies.