Glowing Creatures of the Deep Sea
By Radiocity Team
Published Jun 20, 2025
Anglerfish with Glowing Lure
This creepy predator uses a glowing bulb on its head to lure prey in pitch-black depths. It’s the stuff of both nightmares and wonder.
Comb Jellies Sparkle Bright
These transparent jellies scatter light as they move, creating rainbow-like flashes that look magical in the deep ocean.
Vampire Squid’s Light Show
Despite its spooky name, the vampire squid uses light-producing organs to confuse predators and put on an eerie glow show.
Flashlight Fish Eyes Glow
These fish have glowing patches under their eyes. They use them to navigate, attract mates, or confuse predators in dark waters.
Lanternfish Light the Way
One of the most common bioluminescent fish, lanternfish use glowing organs to communicate and stay safe in the dark ocean.
Glowing Sea Pens
Looking like underwater feathers, sea pens can glow when touched. They’re colonies of tiny creatures anchored in the ocean floor.
Chain Catshark Glows Green
This small shark species emits green light from its skin, possibly to communicate or blend into bioluminescent surroundings.
Cutest Real Animal Hybrids Ever
