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$A Bioluminescent Ballet: Dinoflagellate Spirals Through the Ocean\'s Depths Royalty Free Stock Photo$

Stunning AIGenerated Microscopic Image of a Ceratium Dinoflagellate A Detailed Look at Marine Protozoa Cellular Royalty Free Stock Photo

A glowing bioluminescent dinoflagellate, National Geographic microbial photography Royalty Free Stock Photo

A closeup of a dinoflagellate a type of plankton known for its bioluminescence glowing with a bluegreen light. . Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bioluminescent tide glows on some rocks in La Jolla, California Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bioluminescent tide glows next to beach homes and palm trees Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bioluminescent tide glows on some rocks in La Jolla, California

A microscopic shot of a bioluminescent dinoflagellate species with their glowing bodies in a plankton bloom mimicking Royalty Free Stock Photo

An upclose picture of a dinoflagellate a type of algae with a unique shape resembling a spinning top and its numerous Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bioluminescent tide makes the waves glow blue around the Scripps Pier in La Jolla, California Royalty Free Stock Photo

Red tide in ocean water Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bioluminescent tide glows in Del Mar, California Royalty Free Stock Photo

Red tide in indian ocean sea water Royalty Free Stock Photo

Blue Glow on Pacific Coast Waves ~ Red Tide Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bioluminescent algae blooms like the ever-popular dinoflagellate marine algae called Sea Sparkle are most frequently observed away from shorelines. Though beautiful in the dead of night, during the day these blooming phytoplankton are less than stunning. They often turn ocean water red and murky, and emit a distasteful smell of decay that comes from the algae starving the water of oxygen.