On an evening paddle, Florida kayakers record dolphin as it swims through glowing waters for its food.
A dolphin left flashes of blue traces behind as it swam through bioluminescent waters.An evening paddle through bioluminescent waters on a kayak holds its own beauty, add dolphin watching and you're in for a true"pinch me is this real" experience.
A man on a kayak was able to capture the moment a dolphin arrived looking for its next meal. The camera follows the dolphin as it swims through a plethora of living organisms illuminating the dark waters around them.The video shows the dolphin bobbing up and diving down a handful of times in close proximity to the man's kayak.The light in the water is created by a chemical reaction from a living organism.
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