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27 species discovered in Red Sea in Egypt and Banda Sea in Indonesia have fluorescence abilities.
The glow-in-the-dark species ranged from corals and mollusks to fish and crustaceans.
Fluorescence in animals is a fascinating phenomenon where certain species emit visible light upon exposure to specific wavelengths, usually ultraviolet (UV) light.
This light emission occurs due to the presence of fluorescent proteins or pigments in the animal's body.
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