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Bioluminescent waves
If you are visiting San Diego, then it is worth heading to the ocean at night to see this magical natural phenomenon with your own eyes.
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Bioluminescent waves Details
If you are visiting San Diego, then it is worth heading to the ocean at night to see this magical natural phenomenon with your own eyes. During some times of the year, the microscopic phytoplankton in the water glows a fluorescent blue, illuminating the ocean with a mesmerizing light show. The bioluminescence occurs randomly, so it is best to talk with the locals or check online to see if it is in effect during your visit. Bioluminescence has been seen at Dana Point, Newport Beach, and Laguna Beach.
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