Bill O’Connor from North Shore Kid forwarded the link-
A new species of bioluminescent shark has been described from eight specimens collected off the Pacific coast of Central America at depths ranging between 2,700 and 4,700 feet (836 – 1,443 m).
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Having never seen a lanternshark in my life, I kind of assumed that they were all biolumenscent like fireflies or something. Thank you for the article !
I expect to see one on your grill shortly.
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I was thinking the same thing! I little hickory, some apple wood…
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He’s a scary old chap, but fascinating nonetheless. Don’t grill him!
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