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Some nighttime finds look less like wildlife and more like a moving highlight.

In the dark, a small centipede crawls along the ground as it emits a bright glow, standing out against the surrounding debris.

The filmer, Christina, told WooGlobe, “Mycologists often use UV light to identify bioluminescent fungi, but they also come across some interesting plants and bugs along the way.”

The light remains visible as it continues moving forward, creating a clear, luminous outline of its body.

The moment shows how a tool meant for spotting fungi can also reveal unexpected bioluminescence in nearby insects.

It ends as the centipede keeps moving through the dim scene.
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00:00Wow. Nice. Pimp in the system. Wow. You have to send me that. Wow, because yeah, when you light up
00:09one side of him, it's brown. When you light up the other side of him, it's blue. Well, this is
00:17just alien. Wow. So that's UV only. Yep. Turn the UV off. Turn the light on. Oh my goodness. You.
00:26Oh my.

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