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Sea Sparkles: Photos by Jo Malcomson

Published Jun 4, 2015

Over the past week, billions of marine organisms that glow in the dark have been putting on a show in Tasmania.

The single-cell organisms called dinoflagellates flash when disturbed, turning the water’s edge blue.

Tasmanian photographer Jo Malcomson, aka Blackpaw, was lucky enough to capture the phenomenon around the picturesque Derwent River, near Hobart.

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