It's when nighttime rolls around, and they get physically disturbed — like from a breaking wave, a boat ... which does not glow blue. It has been known to lead to bird deaths in the past ...

Scientifically, the glowing blue waves are caused by a species of plankton called dinoflagellates, which swim in clusters causing a red tide, but when disturbed, they emit the glittering flashes ...

For centuries, sailors spotted a soft white light across ocean waters, known as "milky seas." A new study examines the ...

On the right night, the gentle waves glow blue, reflecting off the pristine white sands. It's most common during the warmer months, and spots like Honeymoon Bay or Wineglass Bay are perfect for ...

These organisms emit a blue glow when disturbed, such as when fish swim by or waves crash on the shore, in contrast to the steady glow emitted in the “milky seas” event. While the ...