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Why Do Those Bugs Glow? For Some, Bioluminescence is Just a Mistake
Bioluminescence. Throughout nature, glowing in the dark could have a number of intriguing purposes, ranging from vision to attracting prey. However, a new study of millipedes suggests that it starts as a simple biological mistake and, for some, can stay that way.
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