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nah man, you've got it all wrong. the beach isn't the thing that glows at night. it's the water. how? well, try bioluminescent plankton. if you want to tell the weird facts tell them right. thank you.
Millions of little shrimp that's what makes it sparkle
Im pretty sure these are all jellyfish - _-
To the uninitiated, swimming in the ocean alone at night is like being reminded of your place by the universe, powerful stuff. Your DNA screams "something big is gonna eat you!" You have to just let go of your illusion of control and let the waves have their way.
l would like to see this anyone going there with large suitcase?
bioluminescent phytoplankton
Nuclear waste? Radioactive?. Pollution?
Love to be there sitting and enjoyeing the view,beautiful
phytoplankton...which emits bioluminescene...
Indeed, provided if it looks the same stricto-senso the way it's been showing/sparkling/twinkling here on facebook
There's something exactly like this in puerto rico
Im pretty sure these are marine microbes called phytoplankton
its a beach near the broken reactor in japan
Yeah that's true.. i've seen alot of those stuff on the beaches..
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