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Glowing Snow Found in Russian Arctic Left Scientists Completely Baffled

Scientists are baffled by the glowing snow that has appeared in the Russian Arctic. There's nothing new about the fact that some copepod species glow, but land-based light installations are much less prevalent. It was discovered that light-emitting substrate coelenterazine is produced chemically in copepods, allowing them to glow.

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Scientists Have Discovered Blue Glowing Snow In The Russian Arctic

Scientists Have Discovered Blue Glowing Snow In The Russian Arctic
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Scientists Discover Blue Glowing Snow in the Russian Arctic

Russia is home to a number of unique and wonderful things, and apparently, the list also includes bioluminescent snow that glows blue.

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SNOW that glows was found in the Arctic

Microbiologist Vera Emelianenko noticed a faint blue glow in the snow along the coast of the White Sea. The natural effect is caused by very u

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SNOW that glows was found in the Arctic (PHOTOS)

Microbiologist Vera Emelianenko noticed a faint blue glow in the snow along the coast of the White Sea. The natural effect is caused by very unusual tiny creatures.

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