The natural world is an infinite source of wonder, and the phenomenonof Bioluminescence is no exception.
Edith Widder, Glow considers how Bioluminescence works and what we can learn from it, including ways to prevent climate change and tackle pollution..
Combining natural history with STEM and consulting from celebrated marine biologist and Bioluminescence expert Dr.
It also celebrates the scientists and deep-sea explorers who have traveled to the darkest and most dangerous corners of the planet to study bioluminescence.
The first in a series of nonfiction children\'s books exploring natural phenomena, Glow introduces readers to creatures that glow in the dark, including anglerfish, the glowing sucker octopus, femme fatale fireflies, and honey fungi.
Smith, Glow takes readers on a magical journey to the deepest ocean trenches, through winding networks of caves, and into the dark of the forest to experience the marvel of bioluminescence.
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Written and illustrated by Jennifer N.
Glow explores the remarkable way creatures light up of their own accord, and what we can learn from their incredible glow-in-the-dark abilities.
The natural world is an infinite source of wonder, and the phenomenonof Bioluminescence is no exception
