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San Diego’s Electrifying Blue Waves

photoxels
2011-10-01
1 min read


From cinemadv

When night falls on the San Diego County coastline, a spectacular neon blue light show starts. The electric blue glow is caused by an algae bloom, phytoplankton, commonly referred to as a “red tide.” The bioluminescent waves glow a vivid blue when they crash ashore and are only visible after night falls.

Read more about the phenomenon at: latimes.

via grindtv

 

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