Whatever happened to Sex, Drugs & Rock 'n Roll?

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nubbsgalore:

these fluorescent blue patches of water glimmering off hong kong’s seashore, while beautiful, are potentially toxic and worrying. the glow is an indicator of a harmful algal bloom created by noctiluca scintillans, a single celled organism that technically can function as both animal and plant.

noctiluca, and the plankton it eats, become more abundant when nitrogen and phosphorous from farm run off increase, causing harm to the marine life that in turn consumes it. 

unlike similar organisms, noctiluca doesn’t directly produce chemicals that attack the nervous system or bodies of this marine life, but recent studies show that its role as both prey and predator can eventually magnify the accumulation of algae toxins in the food chain. 

the noctiluca also serve to deprive the water of oxygen, creating dead zones that are difficult for oceans to recover from.

photos taken this past january by kin cheung, tyrone slu, lam yik fei.
see this previous post for more on the noctiluca’s bioluminescence. 

Who’s moving to Hong Kong with me?

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Oh my Santa I want this

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