Rare bioluminescent waves captured on camera in Newport Beach
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 เม.ย. 2020
- A local photographer captured a rare phenomenon on the shores of Newport Beach where bioluminescent waves light up the ocean. The beautiful ocean light show was caught on camera earlier this week and is usually caused by algae in the water. Details: abc7.la/2VeyzGx
Nature is so beautiful.
"I am MOANA of Montu Nui you will board my boat sail across the sea and restore the heart of Te Fiti"
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I love nights like these, having fun in the glowing waves
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Just Beautiful 😍
Beautiful
One thing goes on my mind rn after watching this: "I've been staring at the edge of the water, long as I can remember never really knowing why?" 😂
0:18 album cover right there
Does anyone knoe how long this is gona be occurring
It's last like 3 or days only
@@user-tz4mz4ez8q still happing
@@johnhiskings8328 still ongoing
long beach had a lot but after a day it started to disappear, I saw just a little at Huntington as well
Just came back from the beach tonight. Its still going!
What time is a good time?
I have a bunch of photos of the bright blue waves, just went to that beach today!
Casual Death what time did you go to catch the blue light waves?
Venture With Us With longer days, I recommend at least 9:00 when practically all light is gone
Wow... Kinda creepy
Can you see it if you drive by?
Wtf is that
This is Red Tide. Not all that rare. Though this seems especially luminescent.
....Radioactive water
it's a bioluminescent dinoflagellate bloom..aka a red tide. we get them from time to time. it's caused by a certain type of plankton. i got my degree in marine biology and i used to work at SCMI, so i have seen lots of red tides. we operated research vessels out of terminal island it's still open, actually. once we took a research vessel down to SCRIPPS and ran across a night bloom like this on our way to san diego. it was absolutely magical! dolphins were cutting through the inky water and leaving trails of sparkles and reverse shooting stars. it's just a red tide, but at night it looks like this. your foot prints glow in the sand, too. it's just from the agitation of the dinoflagellates that makes them set off their bioluminescence. and it's NOT radiation like the other idiot said, but it can be toxic to some fish and cause die off, too. it's not harmful to humans like that. i never comment on youtube videos, but i hate misinformation. it's just a red tide, geeze.
@@constanceconnelley2877 you are not smart.
Yes ...radioactive water.....😆😆
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