Marine Ecosystems
Hawaiian Bobtail Squid Depends On Mutually Beneficial Relationship With Luminescent Bacterium
Hawaiian bobtail squid harness luminescent bacteria in their predator-fooling light organs so that they can mimic moonlight and camouflage with the ocean's surface. This allows them to evade nighttime predators.
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