I WONDER - Can A Jellyfish Glow?

The video explains bioluminescence, a light produced by living organisms due to a chemical reaction. It is common in marine animals like jellyfish and glow plankton. These organisms use bioluminescence to evade predators, enhancing their survival in the ocean.

What is the term used to describe the light produced by living organisms?

• Incandescence

• Fluorescence

• Bioluminescence

• Photosynthesis

Where do most bioluminescent animals live?

• In the desert

• In the forest

• In the ocean

• In the mountains

What is a unique feature of glow plankton?

• They live on land

• They produce bioluminescent light

• They are invisible

• They can fly

How do glow plankton affect the appearance of ocean waves?

• They make the waves look smaller

• They make the waves look like they are glowing

• They make the waves look larger

• They make the waves disappear

Why do jellyfish use their bioluminescent light?

• To find food

• To scare away predators

• To attract mates

• To navigate