U.S. travelers can see the same in the bays of Puerto Rico, where such bioluminescence can be experienced firsthand.  No matter where you try to find the rare Noctiluca scintillans, be sure to explore on a moonless night.  While they might be bright and blue in these images, naturally-occurring light will make them harder to see in person.  [via theage and notcot]

Glowing Nature Photography by Phil Hart - 43Glowing Nature Photography by Phil Hart - 70Glowing Nature Photography by Phil Hart - 34Glowing Nature Photography by Phil Hart - 23Glowing Nature Photography by Phil Hart - 22Glowing Nature Photography by Phil Hart - 20Glowing Nature Photography by Phil Hart - 46Glowing Nature Photography by Phil Hart - 85Glowing Nature Photography by Phil Hart - 7Glowing Nature Photography by Phil Hart - 33Glowing Nature Photography by Phil Hart - 54Glowing Nature Photography by Phil Hart - 80Glowing Nature Photography by Phil Hart - 86Glowing Nature Photography by Phil Hart - 16Glowing Nature Photography by Phil Hart - 45Glowing Nature Photography by Phil Hart - 71Glowing Nature Photography by Phil Hart - 58Glowing Nature Photography by Phil Hart - 63Glowing Nature Photography by Phil Hart - 64Glowing Nature Photography by Phil Hart - 55Glowing Nature Photography by Phil Hart - 54