Living Lights; a Popular Account of Phosphorescent Animals and Vegetables

This fascinating book provides a detailed look at some of the most unusual and fascinating creatures on Earth - those that glow in the dark. Charles Frederick Holder explores a variety of bioluminescent animals and plants, providing a detailed look at how they create light, why they do so, and how humans have harnessed this natural phenomenon. From glowing mushrooms to deep-sea creatures, this book is a captivating look at the weird and wonderful world of bioluminescence.

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