16K views · 169 reactions | Bacteria glowing with green fluorescence move inside a fungal cell. In this video, the bacteria seem like an infection, but in successive generations, the two organisms will adapt to each other until they find endosymbiotic balance. https://www.quantamagazine.org/scientists-re-create-the-microbial-dance-that-sparked-complex-life-20250102/ | Quanta Magazine | Facebook

How Fish Use Light to Survive Some fish can make light using bacteria in their bodies. These glowing patterns help them find mates, swim together, and send signals. You can see this in caves and deep-sea areas. The glow is common, but its full purpose is still being studied. Follow for more fascinating insights into the magical world of bioluminescence and its crucial role in marine life. #Bioluminescence #MarineLife #AquaticBiology | DrTims Aquatics